South African Journal of Economics

1933 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip A. Black

From Economic Society of South Africa
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Growth, Employment and Economic Reform Lessons for South Africa pp. 202-213: A. Patrick Minford
The Lachmann Legacy: An Agenda for Macroeconomics pp. 214-223: R. W. Garrison
Distribution of Gains from Trade in an Unequal Environment Gains from Trade in the SADC pp. 224-231: Harald V. Proff
The Teacher Crisis in South Africa: Quitting, Shirking and ‘Inferior Substitution’ pp. 232-236: Philip Black and S.G. Hosking
Can Philosophy of Science be Helpful to Economics? pp. 237-246: J. S. Hart
The South African Reserve Bank and the Rate of Interest pp. 247-262: D.j J. Botha
South African Life Assurance Legislation: A Survey pp. 263-274: B.C. Benfield
Rural ‐ Urban Migration or Urbanization in South Africa pp. 275-283: Ronald Mears

The Economics of Health and the Health of Economics pp. 132-143: W. Duncan Reekie
Aspects of the Performance of the South African Economy pp. 145-153: Estian Calitz
Multilateral Trading, Regional Integration and the Southern African Development Community pp. 154-161: Xavier Carim
The Economic Impact of Marine Pollution on the South African Fishing Industry: An Investigative Framework pp. 163-172: A.D. Saville and A.B. Lumby
Unlimited and Double Liability Banking in the Cape Colony pp. 173-184: A.C.M. Webb
Business Cycles: Psychology and Speculation pp. 186-194: Brain Bloch

The Economic Consequences of Boris Yeltsin pp. 70-77: M.l Truu
Currency Depreciation, Trade Liberalisation and Economic Development 1 pp. 78-88: Z. R. Coetzee, K. Kwarada, W. Naude and J. Swanepoel
The Macroeconomic Impact of Restructuring Public Expenditure by Function in South Africa pp. 89-103: B. Gibson and D.E.N. van Seventer
Ownership and Competition in South African Telecommunications pp. 104-111: Philip Black, P.O. Baird and A. Heese
The Costs and Benefits of Doctoral Education in Economics in South Africa pp. 112-117: S G Hosking
Development Policies in Southern Africa: The Impact of Structural Adjustment Programmes pp. 118-126: K R. Hope and G. Kayira

Development Research in the Indian Ocean Region pp. 1-15: Paige Porter
Economic Development: Then and Now pp. 5-56: M. A. B. Siddique
Good Governance, Property Rights and Sustainable Resource Use pp. 15-23: Clement Tisdell
South African ‐ Australian Trade Relations pp. 23-35: Mj. Bbott
Labour Market Issues in Zimbabwe: Lessons for South Africa pp. 35-48: John Knight
Returns to Education in Tie Manufacturing Sector in Zimbabwe: Some Empirical Evidence pp. 48-55: Tekaligne Godana
Development Economics and Classical Economics pp. 56-63: Paul Oslington

The Structure of Personal Income Tax in Times of Inflation: A Formula Tax pp. 200-208: W. Steyn and F.C.v.N. Fourie
The Distribution of Personal Wealth in South Africa pp. 209-216: J.H. van Heerden
Rural Household Savings and the Life Cycle Hypothesis: The Case of South Africa pp. 217-223: K. Spio and J.A. Groenewald
The Problem of Revised GDP Figures in South African Alternative Indicator of Economic Activity pp. 224-231: G.D.I. Barr and L. Sharp
The Discounting Debate: Accounting for the Future in the Past and the Present pp. 232-241: B. Lumby and Adrian D. Saville
Market Structure and Technological Innovation pp. 242-251: G.F. Meintjes and C.W.I. Pistorius
Farewell to Prudence pp. 252-261: F. Stuart Jonesz

The University as Firm: Oxymoron or a Pour Parler se Tirer D'affaire? pp. 139-150: W. Duncan Reekie*
The Term Structure of Interest Rates and Economic Activity in South Africa pp. 151-157: Hugo Nel*
Monetary Policy in the New South Africa: Economic and Political Constraints pp. 158-167: D. Schimulow* and Lorraine Greyling
The Dual Role of Investment in a Small Open Economy pp. 167-177: Penny Hawkins*
The Role of Women in the South African Economy pp. 178-187: Grietjie Verhoef
Sequencing, Intensity and Duration of Economic Transformation in Angola pp. 188-199: FáTIMA MOURA Roque and Maria Paula Fontoura

The Liquidity of Financial Assets pp. 76-86: J.U. de Villiers*
Non‐Governmental Organisations in Regional and Provincial Economic Development pp. 87-95: H.R. Lloyd and C.V.R. Wait*
Redistributive Land Policy: A Case Study pp. 96-109: S. Hosking*
Export‐orientated Industrialisation in Korea pp. 110-121: A.L. Müller*
The Eternal Debt Problem of Sub‐Saharan Africa: 1971–1990 pp. 122-133: M. A. B. Siddique*
Government Foreign Borrowing in South Africa ‐ A Note pp. 134-138: J. Garner*

Some Aspects of Corporate Taxation in South Africa: The Katz Commission pp. 1-11: T.J. Steenekamp*
Excise Taxes on Tobacco: How Much Scope does the Government Have? pp. 12-23: C.P. van Walbeek*
Inter‐Industry Wage Differentials: The Wage‐Gap in South Africa [1996 SAJE v64(1)p43] pp. 24-37: Minnette R. Smit*
Affirmative Action in South Africa Rational Discrimination According to Akerlof pp. 38-43: Philip Black
Recent Developments in Monetary Control Procedures in South Africa pp. 43-48: Andrie Schoombee
Industrial Concentration Levels and Trends in South Africa: Completing the Pictures pp. 49-62: F.C.v.N. Fourie*
Fiscal Policy in the Transition from Central Plan to Market: The Chinese Experience pp. 62-71: G.F. Boreham*