South African Journal of Economics

1933 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip A. Black

From Economic Society of South Africa
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The Public Debt: A Medium‐term Perspective pp. 10-29: A. Roux
Lessons for South Africa from the New Growth and Trade Theories pp. 262-270: Merle Holden
African Economic Development: Situations and Prospects pp. 271-277: Lawrence Klein
Discussion pp. 278-280: G.L. de Wet
Regional Development and Economic Co‐operation in Africa pp. 281-289: B.D. Nomvete
External Imbalance and Structural Adjustment: South Africa in the 1980s pp. 290-296: N.K. Kusi
African Wage Movements in the 1980s pp. 297-307: J.F. Hofmeyr
Value‐Added Tax and Regressivity in South Africa pp. 308-319: F.C.v.N. Fourie and A. Owen
Corporate Tax Rates and Inter‐country Comparisons pp. 320-329: Vanessa Boshoff
Affirmative Action: Rational Response to a Changing Environment pp. 330-334: Philip Black

Economic Systems in Transition pp. 192-196: M.L. Truu
Concentration, Tariff Protection and Industrial Performance in South Africa pp. 197-207: F.C.v.N. Fourie and A. Smith
Economic Concentration: A Survey and Evaluation of Policy Options pp. 208-218: F.C.v.N. Fourie
On a Provisional Computable General Equilibrium Model for South Africa*(1) pp. 219-226: W.A. Naudé and P. Brixen
The Consequences of Export Instability: South Africa, 1971–88 pp. 227-235: C.P. van Walbeek
Die Ontwikkeling van die Mark vir Skatkiswissels in Suid‐Afrika 1980–89 pp. 236-243: Andrie Schoombee
Challenges for South Africa pp. 249-255: M.I. Truu

The Constraining Effects of Limited Foreign Capital Inflow on the Economic Growth of South Africa pp. 1-7: J.S. van der Walt and G.L. de Wets
The General Theory, Chapter 2: A Confusing Message pp. 8-19: P.H. van Eeghen
Land Scarcity, Property Rights and Resource Allocation in Agriculture: Eastern and Southern Africa pp. 20-28: D.E. Ault and G.L. Rutman
Fiscal Illusion and the Level of Indebtedness: An International Comparison pp. 29-37: B. Dalamagas
Adolph Wagner and the Plural Society pp. 38-43: H.R.C. Wright
Transaction Costs and Labour Contracting in the South African Forestry Industry pp. 44-54: E.J. Goedecke and G.F. Ortmann
The Money‐income Causality Debate in South Africa: Comment pp. 55-57: G.D.I. Barr and B.S. Kantor
The Money‐income Causality Debate in South Africa: Reply pp. 58-60: Stan Hurn
An Optimal Currency Area for South Africa and the BLS Countries: Comment pp. 61-65: J.G.W. Stuart
'n Optimum Valutagebied Suid‐Afrika en die BLS‐lande: Antwoord pp. 66-67: Wilma Viviers and L. van Wyk
In Memoriam pp. 68-68: J.H. Cooper

Development Theory and Policy in the Third World pp. 198-209: K.R. Hope
Budgetary Reform: A Capital Budget? pp. 210-220: J.V.D.S. Heyns
The Canada – U.S.A. Free Trade Agreement and Canadian Trade Patterns: Some Ex Ante Results pp. 221-228: A. Antoniou
Absolute vs. Relative Concentration in Manufacturing Industry, 1972–1985 pp. 229-238: D.F. Leach
Budget Concepts for Fiscal Analysis pp. 239-243: J. v.d. S. Heyns
Budget Concepts for Fiscal Analysis: Reply pp. 244-245: Philip Black and J.H. Cooper
S.H. Frankel: Reminiscences of an Economist (Review Article)*1 pp. 246-255: D.J.J. Botha

Trade Reform: Finding the Right Road*(1) pp. 149-156: Merle Holden
Is Algeria a Good Model for For Post‐Apartheid South Africa? pp. 157-164: R. Barlow and R.C. Porter
Total Factor Productivity vs. Realism: The South African Coal Mining Industry pp. 165-173: B. Fine
Inward Industrialisation as Development Strategy: A Critique pp. 174-179: Brian Dollery
Liberalising Foreign Trade (Review Article)*(1) pp. 180-184: P.D.F. Strydom
Distributive Justice, Welfare and Liberalism: A Comment pp. 185-187: Brian Dollery
Distributive Justice, Welfare and Liberalism: Reply pp. 188-189: J.H. Cooper
In Memoriam pp. 190-190: Nicholas Penny

Concentration and Profits in South Africa: Monopoly or Efficiency? pp. 82-92: D.F. Leach
The Long‐run Properties of the Demand for M3 in South Africa pp. 93-101: Stan Hurn and Vito Muscatelli
Pricing Behaviour in South African Manufacturing Industry: 1945–82 pp. 102-111: Johannes Fedderke
Meat Price Relationships in South Africa pp. 112-121: J. van Zyl, A.F. van Heerden, J.A. Groenewald and F.L. Vivier
The Principles of Justice and Rural Land Reform in South Africa pp. 122-130: R.A.A. Saber and W.L. Nieuwoudt
On Social Rates of Return to Investment in Education pp. 131-137: S.G. Hosking
Liberty and Development in Africa: Comment pp. 138-139: S.G. Hosking
Liberty and Development in Africa: Reply pp. 140-141: F. Vorhies

Ludwig Lachmann (1906‐1990) A Biographical Sketch pp. 4-12: K.H.M. Mittermaier
Subjectivism, Freedom and Economic Law Ludwig Lachmann Memorial Lecture pp. 24-33: I.M. Kirzner
Freedom and Licence: Vote of Thanks to Professor Kirzner pp. 34-36: D.J.J. Botha
Entrepreneurship in Classical Greek Literature1 pp. 37-51: Anastassios Karayiannis
Equilibrium and Growth: Some Lessons from History1 pp. 52-58: M L Truu
Lachmann on Economic Formalism pp. 59-65: U. Fehl
Equilibrium Visions pp. 66-73: M.J. Rizzo
Lachmann and Hodgson on Institutions pp. 74-76: C.S.W. Torr