Sanctioning Apartheid - KORA

3. Forarecentaqmkmive-tofearnonric d- ha
rlumkof~eswerthepast~yeara,seeGaIyHufbauer
aaaJefhyScho#,EcmtmtdcSmrctions~* Historyand
Curmrt Poliq W- D.C: Institute for Inbernalional
Ecmumi~1,1987).
4. C Meth, '5ancthns and Unemployment,'" Deparfment of Eanwat
ia, University of Ntal Durban hnhne~)~ 198T.
5. See the Netp~W m fk 011 Embmgo Against South AjihnI No. 10,
January. 1988. Sse afso Jaap Woldendorp's chapter in the pmmt
volume.
8, FimnckI Moil, 12 Febw 1988,
9. Dab horn "Gold Metah and Minin&" supplement to E u v I
February 1988.
10. An itlushlion of the degree of judgement used even in gssessing
the impact of past and present sanctions is that for the perid 1985
to Tm, the qmtable Frmdon-based Economist Integige~~? Unit
iud@ that bade lev& were 9% lower than what they mdd
otherwisehavebet?n.~SouthAfriam~souroesput
tbe 5- at 3%.
11. SeeJ.P. Hays, EElrmmtdc EflkF of SPndions on S o u h Africn
(BrwUd, Vk Gwler, 198;rl and Merle Lipbon, Smrcfimrs rmd
SrmrJlmr AFfEO; the L@w& of Eamomic isolation (Imulon:
&ommist Intenlgence Unit, 1988).
12 C Meth, 'Sanctions and Unemploymentn
13. TheIsguedl~~areanalyzedmorp.funyhSanetimrsrmd
sorrth Aj?h's Nd@hm (OveAeas Deve10pment Institute l3-
Paper, December '1987).