Carol Paton’s profile of deputy finance minister David Masondo was an interesting piece of journalism (“David Masondo puts class analysis at the service of realism”, July 4).
It was not a stereotyped economic analysis whose usefulness has limited application in a complex situation like ours. Particularly interesting was the citing of the co-ordinated approach followed by the automobile sector, where all stakeholders (labour, private and government sectors) are committed partners in ensuring the success of this strategic intervention...
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