Labor market regulation is a controversial area of public policy in both developed and developing countries. Mainstream economic analysis traditionally portrays legal interventions providing for minimum wages, unemployment insurance and (often only a modicum of) employment protection as...

In this paper, a demand-driven growth model is used to explore climate change scenarios faced by the South African economy. The focus is on key macroeconomic variables including employment, productivity, income distribution, trade, and fiscal balances. Results show that emission reduction alone...

In this paper, we introduce an extended version of a demand-driven growth and climate model which was initially developed by Rezai et. al. (2018) and modified by Omer and Capaldo (2022). The model is extended to include the size distribution of two different households (the bottom 90% of the...