The Post-Apartheid Labour Market Series

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socioeconomic

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dataset

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AndMar

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The Post-Apartheid Labour Market Series (palms) is a compilation of microdata from 69 household surveys conducted in South Africa. The dataset and the code used to create the data are publicly available from DataFirst, a data repository at the University of Cape Town (doi.org). To harmonise the data required understanding the differences across the surveys, which has generated new knowledge about the South African labour market.

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