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DAY 1: Wednesday, 18 October 2006

09:00 - 11:00 Registration and Tea


11:00 - 11:30

Speaker: Research to support a Critical Growth Path, Tshediso Matona, Director General, DTI
Chair: Haroon Bhorat, DPRU
   


11:30 - 12:30

Speaker: Nine Common Fallacies about Competitiveness and Globalisation,
Guillermo de la Dehesa,
Goldman Sachs, Europe
Chair: Haroon Bhorat, DPRU
12:30 - 14:00 Lunch

Guidelines for Presenters and Discussants:
Plenary: 30 minutes for presenters;
Parallel Sessions (90 minutes): 20 minutes for Presenters, 5 minutes for Discussants,
15 minutes for General Discussion

14:00 - 15:30     Parallel Session 1

Parallel Session 1A:
Education and the Labour Market

Parallel Session 1B:
Infrastructure and Shared Growth

Chair: Murray Leibbrandt, UCT Chair: Stephen Yeo, CEPR
Speaker 1: Unemployment, Education and Skills Constraints in Post-Apartheid South Africa. Dorrit Posel & Rosa Dias, UKZN Speaker 1: Infrastructure and Growth in South Africa: Direct and Indirect Productivity Impacts of Nineteen Infrastructure Measures. Johannes Fedderke, UCT  & Z Bogetic, World Bank
Discussant: Martin Wittenberg, UCT Discussant: Jrn Ratts, NUST, Norway
Speaker 2: Education Screening in South Africa's Labour Market. Steven F Koch & Simon Ssekabira Ntege, UP Speaker 2: Assessing the Impact of Transnet and Eskom's Infrastructure Investment Programmes on the Capital Goods Sector and Key Constraints. Marian Walker, WITS University
Discussant: Servaas van der Berg, UStell Discussant: Alberto Behar, Nuffield College & Oxford University
Speaker 3: Graduate Unemployment in the Face of Skills Shortages: A Labour Market Paradox. Kalie Pauw, Mornéé
Oosthuizen & Carlene van der Westhuizen,
DPRU
Speaker 3: An Economy-Wide Impact Assessment of the Economic Infrastructure Investment Component of the Accelerated & Shared Growth Initiative (ASGISA). Dirk van Seventer, TIPS & Rob Davies, HSRC
Discussant: Neva Makgetla,  The Presidency Discussant: James Thurlow, IFPRI

15:30 - 16:00     Tea

16:00 - 17:30     Parallel Session 2

Parallel Session 2A:
The Informal Economy

Parallel Session 2B:
South African Industry

Chair: Neva Makgetla,  The Presidency Chair: Ashok Bhundia,  Goldman Sachs, Europe
Speaker 1: Perceived Barriers to Entry into Self-Employment in Khayelitsha, South Africa:
Crime, Risk, and Start-up Capital Dominate Profit Concerns.
Paul Cichello, Loyola College, Colin Almeleh, ASRU, UCT, Liberty Ncube, & Mornéé
Oosthuizen,
DPRU
Speaker 1: Measures of Manufacturing Industry Concentration Implications for South Africa. Clifford Naude, Exponential Economics Consulting
Discussant: Dorrit Posel, UKZN Discussant: Witness Simbanegavi, UCT
Speaker 2: Second Best? Trends and Linkages in the Informal Economy in South Africa. Richard Devey, Caroline Skinner & Imraan Valodia, UKZN Speaker 2: Globalisation, Imports and Local Content in the South African Automotive Industry. Anthony Black & Sipho Bhanisi, UCT
Discussant: Neil Rankin, WITS University Discussant: Nigel Gwynne-Evans, TCI
Speaker 3: Trade Dynamics in Used Clothing: The Case of Durban, South Africa. Myriam Velia, Imraan Valodia & Barutti Amisi, UKZN Speaker 3: Weak Links in the BEE Chain? Procurement, Skills and Employment Equity in the Metals and Engineering Industries. Lesenda G Mohamed, IDC & Simon Roberts, WITS University
Discussant: Matthew Stern, DNA Discussant: Khehla Shubane, BusinessMap Foundation
 

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