Agenda

Panel 1: Macro-Economic Constraints on Growth and Employment – The Role of the State
Panel 2: Micro-Economic Constraints on Growth and Employment and Possible SolutionsPanel 3: Opportunities and Constraints in Labour-Intensive SectorsPanel 4: What Role Does the State Need to Play to Further Unlock Employment Opportunities in Sectors with High-Growth Potential?CommentaryPanel 5: The SOE Debt Crisis – What is to Be Done?Panel 6: Social Issues and Political EconomyPanel 7: Unemployment and Active Labour Market PoliciesResourcesContactCBPEP Home

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Powerpoint presentations:
COMMENTARY
Accelerating fundamental structural transformation of the economy
Trudi Makhaya, Presidency
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PANEL 1
Tax and expenditure: In pursuit of long run growth and sustainable employment
Prof Tania Ajam, University of Stellenbosch
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PANEL 5
The SOE debt crisis - what can be done?
Mike Brown, etf-SA.co.za
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PANEL 6
The Role of the Fiscus - Limits and Opportunities
Prof Michael Sachs, Wits University
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