Exchange Rate and Employment

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Exchange Rate Movements

by NGANDU, S., 2006
Policy brief, Employment Growth & Development Initiative, Human Sciences Research Council

This paper forms part of an Human Sciences Research Council project on exchange rates and employment, which seeks to understand the impact of exchange rate fluctuations on employment in South Africa. Exchange rate movements have a strong influence on a country’s level of economic activity. Exchange rate volatility introduces an element of risk and hence…

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