Timothy Ngalande is a PhD and Job Market candidate in Economics. His research focusses on labour markets and the related frictions present in the market. His PhD focused on labour markets during Apartheid, analysing the consequences of discrimination. His research interests are in Development, Labour, Applied Micro/Macro Economics and Economic History. He is affiliated to Laboratory of Economics of Africa’s Past (LEAP)
PhD Economics
Stellenbosch University
MRes Economics
Warwick University
MCom Economics
Stellenbosch University
A quasi-experimental research design to examine a crucial instrument of state policy; the national railway system. It finds that state-led upgrades to the railway network—a tool …
The study develops and calibrates a static general equilibrium model to quantify the aggregate economic losses attributable to discriminatory labour market policies, specifically …
