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                 Kalie Pauw

Karl (Kalie) Pauw joined the DPRU in January 2006 as senior researcher. He was formerly employed as a senior researcher at the Western Cape Department of Agriculture where he was involved in the PROVIDE Project. He has been involved in a variety of DPRU projects, with topics ranging from labour market policy and regulation, linkages between labour markets and poverty, and social security provisioning. More recently he was part of a project involving energy and climate change mitigation modelling. This involvement stemmed from the fact that he has a particular interest in input-output and Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) modelling. Given the developmental context of much of the work he is involved in, he has a keen interest in developing ways and understanding how to link micro-level household survey analyses of labour markets and household poverty with more macro-orientated modelling approaches such as CGE models.

Recent Publications

Research Reports

2007

A two-part study on Social Security Provisioning in South Africa: Part I: Expanding the Social Security Net in South Africa: Opportunities, Challenges and Constraints and Part II: The Impact of Growth and Redistribution on Poverty and Inequality in South Africa. Country Study: Cash Transfer Research Programme. 2007. Reports prepared for the International Poverty Centre, United Nations Development Programme. (Co-authored with Mncube, L.)

Understanding the Efficiency and Effectiveness of the Dispute Resolution System in South Africa. Research Report Prepared for the Department of Labour (with Bhorat, H. & Ncube, L.)

A two-part study on "The fishing industry in South Africa": Part I: A Macroeconomic Assessment of the South African Fishing Industry and Part II: Employment and Household Incomes in the South African Fishing Industry: A Micro-level Analysis. Funded by the World Bank (Pretoria)