THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LABOUR MARKET DYNAMICS AND HIV/AIDS PREVALENCE IN SOUTH AFRICA ‐ A LITERATURE REVIEW1

Jocelyn Vass

South African Journal of Economics, 2005, vol. 73, issue s1, 564-577

Abstract: The aim of this literature review is to analyse the contribution of current research and literature to an understanding of the relationship between labour market dynamics and HIV/AIDS prevalence in South Africa. It highlights and assesses the extent to which those factors that are regarded as determinants of HIV susceptibility, AIDS vulnerability and prevalence, interact with differentiation in the labour market. The conclusion is that current research studies do not sufficiently consider a more nuanced relationship between complex labour market dynamics and socio‐economic risk factors driving HIV/AIDS susceptibility and vulnerability.

Date: 2005
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