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Conferences & Seminars

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Economic Students Awards & Gallery

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Events Calendar

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Economic Notes
Multimedia

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Projects

UK – SA International Economic Partnership 

The International Economic Partnership (IEP) is a programme which works...

PSG ThinkBigSA

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Research Projects

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Author

Tamlyn McKenzie

Tamlyn McKenzie holds a Ph.D. in Economics and is currently a lecturer in Economics at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. Her portfolio includes both teaching and research and she is proficient in quantitative data analysis (specifically econometrics). Her research areas of interest include disability, mental health, heath, education and the labour market.

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