South African Journal of Economics

1933 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip A. Black

From Economic Society of South Africa
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Polarised Development in a SADC Free Trade Area pp. 211-220: Colin McCarthy
Inflation Targeting in South Africa pp. 221-225: T.T. Mboweni
Global Financial Architecture in a Time of Change pp. 226-249: Curtis Taylor
On Testing Cross ‐ Section Growth Models*(1) pp. 240-254: Scott McDonald and Jennifer Roberts
On the Literature of the Economics of Technological Change pp. 255-262: D.E. Kaplan
The Monetary Approach: A Methodological Appraisal pp. 263-274: D. Hodge

A Dual Economy Perspective on Inter‐Industry Wage Differentials pp. 147-154: Minette R. Smit
Decomposing Shifts in Labour Demand in South Africa pp. 155-168: Haroon Bhorat and J. Hodge
South African Education: A Principal ‐ Agent Problem pp. 169-177: A.P. de Villiers
Educational Certification and Earnings: Evidence from Botswana pp. 178-186: H.K. Siphambe
Linkage Banking for Micro‐Enterprises in South Africa pp. 187-200: Andrie Schoombee
A CGE Model for Environmental Policy Evaluation in the South African Mining Sector pp. 201-210: Rainer Thiele

The East Asian Financial Crises: Causes, Consequences and Lessons pp. 82-91: Eui‐Gak Hwang
The State and Industrialisation in Korea and Brazil pp. 91-102: John Luiz
Emerging Markets, Short Term Capital Movements and International Regulation pp. 103-114: (review Article)
The Competition Act, 1998: An Economic Perspective pp. 115-125: W. Duncan Reekie
Concentration, Labour Quality and Wages in the South Concentration, Labour African Manufacturing Sector pp. 127-142: Minette R. Smit
The October Household Survey, Unemployment and the Informal Sector: A Note pp. 143-146: Haroon Bhorat

On South African Labour Policies pp. 1-14: F. S. Barker
Money, Interest Rates, Income and Inflation in South Africa pp. 15-30: P. G. Moll
The Concentration‐Profits Stale Mate II: Ideological Rifts and Methodological Stress pp. 31-43: F. C.v.N. Fourie and A. Smith
The Foreign Indebtedness of Moderately and Severely‐Indebted Developing Countries pp. 44-51: P.C. Afxentiou and Apostolos Serletis
The Algamation Movement in Banking in South Africa, 1863–1920 pp. 52-71: F. Stuart Jones
Okeahalam and Bah on Corruption: A Comment pp. 72-77: Sinclair Davidson
Davidson on Corruption: A Reply pp. 78-79: C.C. Okeahalam and I. Bah

Problems and Prospects of African Economic Development pp. 202-214: Colin McCarthy
On the Cost ‐ Increasing Effects of the New Labour Laws in South Africa pp. 215-220: Philip Black and Neil Rankin
Globalization and Developing Countries pp. 221-232: M.M. El Toukhy
Government Exports, Instability and Economic Growth in Sub‐Saharan Africa pp. 233-241: W.R.J. Alexander and P. Hansen
The Role of Parliament in the Budgetary Process pp. 242-255: W. Krafchik and J. Wehner
The Consumption Function and Informal Sector Credit in Nigeria pp. 256-264: S.A. Tella
The Concentration ‐ Profits Stalemate I: Causality and Interpretation Problems pp. 265-276: F. C.v.N. Fourie and A. Smith
Economics and Anthropology: In Search of Partnerships pp. 277-282: J Booyens

Socio ‐ Economic Environment and Labour Absorption in South Africa pp. 145-154: Nicolaas Schoeman and James Blignaut
Job Creation and Economic Growth pp. 155-163: Elsabe Loots
Commercial Banking Services for Micro‐Entrepreneurs in South Africa pp. 164-175: Andrie Schoombee
Perceived Corruption and Investment in Sub‐Saharan Africa pp. 176-186: C. C. Okeahalam and I. Bah
Monopoly and Profits versus Monopoly and Wages: Two Sides of a Coin? pp. 187-197: F C.v.N. Fourie and Minette R. Smit
Economic Science Today: Obsolete in a Changing World? (Summary) pp. 198-201: J H van Heerden

Die Beoefening van die Ekonomie as Wetenskap: Verouderd in 'n Veranderende Wêreld? pp. 86-95: Jh van Heerden
Labour Relations in the 21st Century: Lessons from W.H. Hutt pp. 96-102: Charles W. Baird
The Maastricht Constraint and Budget Deficits pp. 103-113: J. Duperrut
Development and the Environment: Some Basic Issues pp. 114-122: James Blignaut and E.f. Heymann
Natural Resources and Sustainable Economic Development in South Africa pp. 123-131: Ronald Mears
Improving Economics: The Role of Economic History pp. 132-138: S. Schirmer

Dynamic Market Equilibrium and the Rate of Adjustment pp. 1-9: N. Labia
The Microeconomics of Money and Finance: A Survey pp. 10-20: H. Visser
Can South Africa Afford Full Liberalisation of Exchange Controls? Some Lessons from International Experience pp. 21-29: Nicola Theron
Business Imperialism and the Imperial Banks in South Africa pp. 30-42: F. Stuart Jones
Determinants of Reputational Signalling in South Africa pp. 43-51: S. Davidson
Budget Deficit and Subsidies: Obstacles to Economic Reforms in India*(1) pp. 52-63: K.C. Roy and Clement Tisdell
The Indonesian Economy Since 1966 pp. 64-72: A.L. Müller
Economic History at Large pp. 73-85: D.J.J. Botha