State and labour migration in the South African political economy, with particular respect to gold mining

Bardill, J.,, Southall, R., and Perrings, C.,

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Abstract: Working paper on migrant worker labour supply in Southern Africa, with particular respect to gold mining - analyses the implications of Apartheid and racial segregation policies on migration policy and employment policy in relation to Black migrants and expatriate workers, examines labour mobility, wage differentials, employment of miners, the effects of the gold markets, etc., and constitutes part of a WEP research project. References and statistical tables.

Keywords: migrant workers.; labour supply; gold; mining; apartheid; racial segregation.; migration policy; employment policy; Blacks; migrant; expatriate worker; labour mobility; wage differential.; employment; miner; market.; WEP; research project; statistical table; travailleur migrant; offre de main-d'oeuvre; or; industrie minière; trabajador migrante; oferta de mano de obra; oro; explotación minera; apartheid; ségrégation raciale; politique migratoire; politique de l'emploi; Noirs; migrant; travailleur expatrié; mobilité de la main-d'oeuvre; disparité des salaires; emploi; mineur; marché; PME; projet de recherche; tableau statistique; apartheid; segregación racial; política migratoria; política de empleo; negros; migrante; trabajador expatriado; movilidad de la mano de obra; diferencia del salario; empleo; minero; mercado; PME; proyecto de investigación; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 53 pages
Date: 1977
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Published in World Employment Programme working paper. WEP 2-26, Migration for Employment Project

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