The Experience of Poverty in South Africa: A Summary of Afrobarometer Indicators, 2000-2011
- Author:
- Idasa
- Publisher:
- Idasa
- Publication Date:
- 25 February 2013
- Tags:
- South Africa, Economy, Business and Finance, Governance
This bulletin presents findings on the experience of poverty in South Africa based primarily on the most recent Afrobarometer survey (Round 5, 2011), providing information that may be useful for policymakers and activists working on poverty-related concerns.
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