South African Journal of Economics

1933 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip A. Black

From Economic Society of South Africa
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HIV/AIDS and Poverty in Households with Children Suffering from Malnutrition:The Role of Social Security in Mount Frere*(1) pp. 541-550: Michael J. Samson
The Economic Impact of HIV/AIDS on Rural Households in Limpopo Province pp. 551-562: S.A. Oni, C.L. Obi, A. Okorie, D. Thabede and A. Jordan
Financial Responses of Households in the Free State Province to HIV/AIDS‐Related Morbidity and Mortality pp. 563-574: F. le R. Booysen
The Impact of HIV/AIDS on Small and Medium Enterprises in South Africa pp. 575-583: F.K. Fraser, W.J. Grant, P. Mwanza and V. Naidoo
The Economic Impact of HIV/AIDS on the Construction Sector: Supply Side Implications for Housing Policy pp. 584-596: Céecile Ambert
HIV/AIDS Spending Policy and Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations pp. 597-605: Alison Hickey
Research on the Economic Impact of HIV/AIDS in South Africa:Review of Methodology and Lessons Learned pp. 606-609: Stephen Dike

COMPARING THE EVOLVING INDEPENDENCE OF THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK AND THE SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK pp. 955-981: G.M. Wessels
EVALUATING THE SARB's INFLATION TARGET pp. 982-1007: Stan Du Plessis
MEASURES OF COMPETITIVENESS: A DYNAMIC APPROACH TO SOUTH AFRICA'S TRADE PERFORMANCE IN THE 1990S pp. 1008-1046: Lawrence Edwards and Volker Schöer
SOUTH AFRICAN REAL EXCHANGE RATES AND MANUFACTURING COMPETITIVENESS* pp. 1047-1075: Stephen Golub and Janet Ceglowski
A DECOMPOSITION OF GROWTH OF THE REAL WAGE RATE FOR SOUTH AFRICA: 1970–2000 pp. 1076-1102: Dipak Mazumdar and Dirk Ernst van Seventer
STRUCTURAL SHIFTS IN NAMIBIAN ENERGY USE: AN INPUT‐OUTPUT APPROACH pp. 1103-1125: Jesper Stage
ON THE MICROFOUNDATIONS OF THE THEORY OF PURCHASING POWER PARITY pp. 1126-1134: Yuan‐Ching Chang
CONSTITUTIONS AND ECONOMIC FREEDOM pp. 1135-1147: Zane Spindler and X de Vanssay

ON HEDGING BEHAVIOUR IN THE PRESENCE OF EXCHANGE RATE UNCERTAINTY AND RANDOM COST pp. 777-788: Iltae Kim
MILITARY SPENDING, INVESTMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN SMALL INDUSTRIALISING ECONOMIES pp. 789-790: John Dunne, Eftychia Nikolaidou and Ronald Smith
POVERTY ALLEVIATION IN THE SUBSISTENCE FISHERIES SECTOR pp. 809-829: Reza Daniels
CHANGING LABOUR MARKET CONDITIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 830-864: Johannes Fedderke and Martine Mariotti
INDIVIDUAL, HOUSEHOLD AND REGIONAL DETERMINANTS OF LABOUR FORCE ATTACHMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 865-891: Taryn Dinkelman and Farah Pirouz
IMMISERIZING TRADE: A THEORETICAL NOTE pp. 892-900: Black Pa
SPOKES IN THE WHEELS OF TRADE REFORM: AN AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE pp. 900-911: M Nsanzabaganwa and Black Pa
ANTIDUMPING: A REACTION TO TRADE LIBERALISATION OR ANTI‐COMPETITIVE? pp. 912-931: Merle Holden
TRADE POLICY AND LABOUR STANDARDS: GENERAL PERSPECTIVES AND IMLICATIONS FOR SOUTH AFRICA pp. 932-954: Marcel R Kohler and Janet O Bruce Brand

Catching‐Up, Falling Behind and the Role of FDI:A Model of Endogenous Growth and Development*(1) pp. 273-281: Thomas Gries
The Structure of Growth in the South African Economy: Factor Accumulation and Total Factor Productivity Growth 1970‐97*(1) pp. 282-299: Johannes Fedderke
An Examination of the Impact of Financial Deepening on Long‐Run Economic Growth:An Application of a VECM Structure to a Middle‐Income Country Context pp. 300-319: C Kularatne
An Examination of the Impact of Economic Policy on Long‐Run Economic Growth:An Application of a VECM Structure to a Middle‐Income Context pp. 320-337: Martine Mariotti
Promoting Growth and Employment in South Africa pp. 338-358: J D Lewis

Inflation Versus Unemployment in South Africa: Is There a Trade‐Off? pp. 193-204: D Hodge
Conducting Inflation Expectation Surveys in South Africa pp. 205-212: Gj Kershoff and Ben Smit
The Dynamics of Inflation in South Africa: Implications for Policy*(1) pp. 213-223: Oa Akinboade, Ew Niedermeier and Franz Siebrits
Regional Comparisons of Banking Performance in South Africa*1 pp. 224-240: Christopher O'Donnell and G van der Westhuizen
Banks And Small Business pp. 241-250: Penelope Hawkins
Alternative Definitions of the Budget Deficit and its Impact on the Sustainability of Fiscal Policy in South Africa pp. 251-257: Davina Jacobs, Nicolaas Schoeman and Jan Van Heerden
The Distributional Impact of Tobacco Excise Increases*(1) pp. 258-267: Corne Van Walbeek
Excise Taxation and Tobacco Consumption in South Africa: A Note pp. 268-272: Al Mohamed

Structural Economic Reform in South Africa:Some International Comparisons pp. 103-122: Estian Calitz
Globalisation, Emerging Markets and the South African Economy*(1) pp. 123-132: Elsabe Loots
The Impact of the Eu‐Sa Free Trade Agreement on Selected Comesa Countries pp. 133-144: James Thurlow and Merle Holden
Competition Versus Co‐Operation the Case of SADC's Regional Development Corridors pp. 145-154: du Pisanie Ja
Revenue Implications of Trade Liberalization in South Africa pp. 155-161: Adelaide Matlanyane and C Harmse
Urban Economic Empowerment in the Greater Pretoria Area:The Continuation Of History? pp. 162-171: Lötter Jc
Empowering Poor Rural Villages in South Africa:A Preliminary Investigation into Financial Service Cooperatives pp. 172-180: M Nigrini
Poverty and Health in Southern Africa:Evidence from the Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) pp. 181-192: F Le R Booysen

THE SUITABILITY OF A CURRENCY BOARD FOR AN EMERGING MARKET ECONOMY pp. 1-28: Mollentze Sl
RESERVE BANK INDEPENDENCE: A POST KEYNESIAN PERSPECTIVE pp. 29-52: Jackson Mkc
THE SOUTH AFRICAN ECONOMY AND ITS ASSET MARKETS pp. 53-77: G Barr and B Kantor
COPING WITH INFLATION AND EXCHANGE RATE SHOCKS IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN ECONOMY pp. 78-94: W. de Wet
ON THE SEQUENCING OF FINANCIAL LIBERALISATION IN NIGERIA pp. 95-127: Sylvanus Ikhide and Alwode Aa
BOTSWANA'S DIAMONDS BOOM: WAS THERE A DUTCH DISEASE? pp. 128-155: Imogen Mogotsi
THE CONTINUED FEMINISATION OF THE LABOUR FORCE IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 156-184: Daniela Casale and Dorrit Posel
HOW DID LABOUR MARKET RACIAL DISCRIMINATION EVOLVE AFTER THE END OF APARTHEID? pp. 185-217: Sandrine Rospabéa