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PEC 2026: Session 4: Where Will the (Youth) Jobs Come From? | Growth, Skills & Public Policy — SA Policy Space

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PEC 2026: Session 4: Where Will the (Youth) Jobs Come From? | Growth, Skills & Public Policy

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Abstract

This session explores the demand-side drivers of youth employment, examining how economic growth, investment, skills development and evidence-based public policy can contribute to sustainable job creation. Facilitator: Boipuso Modise, Deputy Director-General: Economic Policy, National Treasury. Speakers: Prof Justin Visagie – Southern Centre for Inequality Studies, Wits; Siphelele Ngidi – Southern Centre for Inequality Studies, Wits. Presented at the 2026 Public Economics Conference.

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employmentskillsfiscalinvestmentgrowthinequality

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