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Dick Forslund
Tito needs the IMF, South Africa doesn’t
Business
Dick Forslund
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1 Aug 2020
The IMF loan is given with false motivation — to provide political cover for entrenched neoliberalism and deep cuts in the public service
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World Bank finds itself in a Gini fix
Article
Dick Forslund
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17 Mar 2016
The institution has tried to minimise income inequality in South Africa, with ludicrous results, writes Dick Forslund.
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SA has lost out on R180bn in forfeited taxes
Article
Dick Forslund
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3 Mar 2016
The most important tax cuts took place between 2000 and 2005, not in the 1980s, writes Dick Forslund.
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Wage gap kept wide open by top echelons
Analysis
Dick Forslund
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Jeff Rudin 1
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Jeff Rudin
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1 May 2014
Section 27 of the Employment Equity Act has been largely ignored since 1998, even by Cosatu, write Dick Forslund and Jeff Rudin.
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Facts belie the hype about labour costs
Analysis
Dick Forslund
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12 Jul 2012
Unless reliable, quantifiable data is publicly available, reports cannot be taken seriously, writes Brian Ashley and Dick Forslund.
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Thumb-sucked wage statistics not useful in jobs row
Article
Dick Forslund
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31 May 2012
The Occupy movement continues to spread, amid growing outrage at the "1%" of people whose wealth allows them to dominate the world.
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Better wages are good for the economy
Analysis
Dick Forslund
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1 Aug 2011
Higher wages for South African workers cannot be justified. That is the only conclusion to be drawn from the media onslaught.
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