Review of African Political Economy
Review of African Political Economy - Vol. 12 No. 34
Electricity, Industry and Class in SA
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Abstract of Review
Title:Electricity, Industry and Class in South Africa
Reviewer:Renfrew Christie
Location:Vol.12 No.34 (Winter 1985), pp109-110
 Class in South Africa by Renfrew Christie by Fred Curtis South Africa is not only the most industrialised nation in Africa, it also has the greatest electricity-generating capacity, producing over 60 per cent of Africa's electricity (All data are taken from Christie.) This electric power is largely (84, 4 per cent in 1975) produced by the state Electricity Supply Commission (ESCOM). It is both plentiful and produced at a relatively low price compared to other industrialised nations (e.g. at less than half the unit cost of electricity in West Germany).

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