Restarting economy will benefit all social classes — even chronically poor

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Restarting economy will benefit all social classes — even chronically poor
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National Income Dynamics Survey shows jobs and wages matter for category too as labour income makes up 37% of income

Khayelitsha, Cape Town. Picture: DAVID HARRISON

It is different for the middle class, who receive most of their income from labour and some investments. About 95% are employed in the formal sector with 81% on permanent contracts. Many South Africans seem to have an optimism bias that “it won’t happen to me”. In addition, non-compliance with level 4 regulations will become widespread when certain of those regulations are viewed as irrational or punitive.

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