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South Africa Survey Online 2008/2009 - Living Conditions & Communications

The Institute presents the seventh of the nine chapters that comprise the latest South Africa Survey Online. The Living Conditions & Communications chapter in the South Africa Survey 2008/09 gives a detailed overview of living conditions in South Africa, along with a breakdown of communications infrastructure.

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Survey 2008/2009

Fast Facts No 2
February 2010

79th Annual Report

Our internationally acclaimed yearbook on living conditions, population, education, labour, business, the economy, health and welfare, violence and crime, politics, and government.

The latest macro-economic and key socio-economic statistics together with succinct analyses of pending legislation and other important developments and trends.

AA and BEE poll?: Who benefits the most from AA and BEE?

Politically connected black people
All black people
Already wealthy black people
Africans
Indians
Whites (read SAIRR Today 29 Jan)
The poor

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Who benefits the most from AA and BEE?

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