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How is the South African state promoting investiments that increase local content in the production of automobiles? : a critical evaluation of investment promotion and industrial policy (1994-2014)Biniza, Siyaduma January 2016 (has links)
M.Com in Development Theory & Policy,
University of the Witwatersrand / South Africa’s industrial policy is fundamentally aimed at transforming the domestic economy into a labour-intensive growth path in order to create jobs (the dti, 2013a, p. 10). In pursuit of this aim the industrial policy takes a transversal approach to promote particular types of economic activity or particular economic sectors (the dti, 2013a, pp. 15-17; Zalk, 2014, p. 335). Using the case of the automotive sector, this study analyses the role played by the state and how institutional aspects of the industrial policy and investment promotion affected policymaking and the outcomes.
The findings were that, due to incoherent institutional support and informational asymmetry, industrial policy has supported export growth in spite of the continued dependence on imports; and did not support employment, because it was biased towards OEMs and did not differentiate between the different categories of components according to job-creation potential. Institutional aspects of industrial policy-making and implementation then – not the ownership power of multinational corporations – has entrenched unequal power relations within the automotive value-chain, which undermines the broader socio-economic goals of industrial policy. Hence, due to both the policy measures and the institutional design South Africa’s industrial policy has not been oriented towards more labour-absorbing activities, especially in the impact on local components manufacturing.
The result has been growth in exports with limited integration of local producers into the global value-chains of multinational OEMs, except in the case of vertically integrated multinational component producers, at the expense of local value-addition and job-creation. / MT2017
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Rol van belasting- en ander kontantaansporingsmaatreëls in finansiële beplanning deur vervaardigingsondernemings in Suid-Afrikavan Rooyen, Annelien 11 1900 (has links)
Die bestaande belastingaansporingsmaatreels in Suid-Afrika is nagevors.
Belastingaansporingsmaatreels wat vroeer in gebruik was, is ook ondersoek.
Aandag is gegee aan die kontantaansporingsmaatreels wat vir vervaardigingsondernemings
beskikbaar is in Suid-Afrika. Programme wat deur onder
andere die Nywerheid-Ontwikkelingskorporasie van Suid-Afrika Beperk en
die Kleinsake-Ontwikkelingskorporasie aangebied word is ondersoek.
Ondersoek is ingestel na die bevindings van die Margo kommissie Verslag
wat in 1986 uitgereik is. Die verslag van die Katz-kommissie wat in 1994
uitgereik is, is ook nagevors. Aandag is gegee aan die 1994, 1995 en
1996 begrotings asook sommige van die aspekte van die Algemene Ooreenkoms
op Tariewe en Handel.
Die belastingkoerse en aansporingsmaatreelsprogramme wat deur die Verenigde
State van Amerika, Verenigde Koninkryk en Kanada beskikbaar gestel
word aan ondernemings is ondersoek.
Moontlike oplossings vir die probleme wat tans ondervind word in SuidAfrika
se aansporingsmaatreelstelsel is geformuleer. / The existing tax incentives in South Africa were researched. Tax incentives
that were previously in use, were also investigated.
Attention was given to the cash incentives available to manufacturing
enterprises in South Africa. Amongst others the programmes offered by
the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa Limited and the
Small Business Development Corporation were investigated.
The findings of the Margo Commission Report issued in 1986 were investigated.
The Katz Report issued in 1994 was also researched. Attention
was given to the 1994, 1995 and 1996 budgets as well as some of the
aspects of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.
The taxation rates and incentive programmes available to enterprises in
the United States of America, United Kingdom and Canada were investi
gated.
Possible solutions for the problems currently experienced in South
Africa with regard to incentives have been formulated. / School of Computing / M.Sc (Computer Science)
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Rol van belasting- en ander kontantaansporingsmaatreëls in finansiële beplanning deur vervaardigingsondernemings in Suid-Afrikavan Rooyen, Annelien 11 1900 (has links)
Die bestaande belastingaansporingsmaatreels in Suid-Afrika is nagevors.
Belastingaansporingsmaatreels wat vroeer in gebruik was, is ook ondersoek.
Aandag is gegee aan die kontantaansporingsmaatreels wat vir vervaardigingsondernemings
beskikbaar is in Suid-Afrika. Programme wat deur onder
andere die Nywerheid-Ontwikkelingskorporasie van Suid-Afrika Beperk en
die Kleinsake-Ontwikkelingskorporasie aangebied word is ondersoek.
Ondersoek is ingestel na die bevindings van die Margo kommissie Verslag
wat in 1986 uitgereik is. Die verslag van die Katz-kommissie wat in 1994
uitgereik is, is ook nagevors. Aandag is gegee aan die 1994, 1995 en
1996 begrotings asook sommige van die aspekte van die Algemene Ooreenkoms
op Tariewe en Handel.
Die belastingkoerse en aansporingsmaatreelsprogramme wat deur die Verenigde
State van Amerika, Verenigde Koninkryk en Kanada beskikbaar gestel
word aan ondernemings is ondersoek.
Moontlike oplossings vir die probleme wat tans ondervind word in SuidAfrika
se aansporingsmaatreelstelsel is geformuleer. / The existing tax incentives in South Africa were researched. Tax incentives
that were previously in use, were also investigated.
Attention was given to the cash incentives available to manufacturing
enterprises in South Africa. Amongst others the programmes offered by
the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa Limited and the
Small Business Development Corporation were investigated.
The findings of the Margo Commission Report issued in 1986 were investigated.
The Katz Report issued in 1994 was also researched. Attention
was given to the 1994, 1995 and 1996 budgets as well as some of the
aspects of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.
The taxation rates and incentive programmes available to enterprises in
the United States of America, United Kingdom and Canada were investi
gated.
Possible solutions for the problems currently experienced in South
Africa with regard to incentives have been formulated. / School of Computing / M.Sc (Computer Science)
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