South African Journal of Economics

1933 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip A. Black

From Economic Society of South Africa
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Demografie, Skuld en Ekonomiese Ontwikkeling1 pp. 214-223: S.S. Brand
The Challenge of Sanctions1 pp. 227-240: Michael Lipton
Where was Economics When the Renaissance Happened?1 pp. 241-250: M.L. Truu
Canadian Corporate Structure: The Importance of Shadow Groups pp. 251-259: A. Antoniou and J.C.R. Rowley
Review Notes: Financial Sanctions Against South Africa*(1) pp. 260-265: Brian Dollery
The Other Path: The Invisible Revolution in the Third World1 pp. 266-272: R. Hirschowitz
Notes and Comments: An Extension to the Kinked ‐ Demand Curve Theory of Oligopoly pp. 273-275: B. Bloch

The South African Angora Goat and Mohair Industry pp. 139-148: W. A. Pringle and J. A. Döckel
A Revision of the Theory of Local Government Borrowing pp. 149-155: D. Solomon
Trends in Economic Concentration in South Africa pp. 156-167: F. C. v. N. Fourie and M. R. Smit
The Effects of Increased Earnings from Traditional Agriculture in Southern Africa pp. 168-177: W. L. Nieuwoudt and Nick Vink
On the Real Costs of Military Conscription pp. 178-183: Christopher Lingle
Liberty and Development in Africa1 pp. 184-195: F. Vorhies and F. Glahe
Money and Economic Activity, A Response to the Reserve Bank pp. 196-202: G. D. I. Barr and B. S. Kantor
Economic Historians and the Economy (Review Article)1 pp. 203-209: D.J.J. Botha

Content Protection in the Motor Vehicle Industry in the Presence of Joint Ventures pp. 68-79: R. T. Bell
Capital, Labour and State: A General Equilibrium Perspective on Liberal and Revisionist Approaches to South African Political Economy pp. 80-87: Brian Dollery
Unemployment in a Sector Specific Trade Model in the Presence of Economic Sanctions pp. 88-91: Merle Holden
The Nature of Firms and Markets: Do Transactions Approaches Help? pp. 92-102: F. C.v.N. Fourie
Economics of Perestroika (Review Article)1 pp. 103-110: M. L. Truu
Notes and Comments: International Economics pp. 111-116: P. D. F. Strydom
Workings of a Managed Floating Exchange Rate System: A Comment pp. 116-119: J. J. Cloete
Economic Sanctions and Interest Group Analysis: Some Reservations pp. 120-124: Philip Black and J. H. Cooper
Does Money Supply Endogeneity Matter? pp. 125-129: Basil Moore
Does Money Supply Endogeneity Matter? pp. 130-131: A Comment
Does Money Supply Endogeneity Matter? pp. 132-135: A Reply

Money in South Africa: A Test of the Buffer Stock Model1 pp. 1-9: George Tavlas
On Income Distribution and Economic Sanctions pp. 10-14: J. H. Cooper
A Comparative Analysis of Structural Imbalance in the Face of a Debt Crisis pp. 15-24: Merle Holden
On Interracial Income Distribution in South Africa to the End of the Century pp. 25-36: Servaas van der Berg
The Performance of South African Unit Trusts 1977–1986 pp. 37-47: E. T. Knight and C. Firer
Unemployment in Conventional Macroeconomic Theory: A Suggestion pp. 48-53: F. C. v. N. Fourie
Notes and Comments: The World Bank on Trade Liberalisation pp. 54-59: A. R. Donaldson

Privatization: An Economist's View1 pp. 147-155: S. S. Brand
Economics of Privatization1 pp. 156-166: M. L. Truu
Determinants of the Economic and Political Effects of Trade Sanctions pp. 167-172: William Kaempfer and A. D. Slowenberg
The Burden of the Public Debt: A Review pp. 173-181: J. H. Cooper
Government Financing Requirement: Short And Long ‐ Run Consequences pp. 182-186: Philip Black and J. H. Cooper
Economic Rights in a Charter of Human Rights in South Africa? pp. 187-197: E. P. Beukes and F. C. v. N. Fourie
Soviet Technology and the West, 1945‐1985 pp. 198-205: A. L. Müller
Kompensatietechnieken in de Oost‐Westhandel pp. 206-213: P. de Lombaerde

Research and Development in South African Manufacturing Industries pp. 67-75: M. Scerri
Factors Determining Real Exchange Rate Change in South Africa pp. 76-83: J Gerson and S. B. Kahn
Workings of a Managed Floating Exchange Rate System for the Rand pp. 84-93: R. M. Gidlow
On Urbanization in South Africa pp. 94-105: H. S. Geyer
The Kuznets Effect Revisited pp. 106-111: Cheng‐chung Lai
Structural Imbalances in South African Agriculture1 pp. 112-122: T. I. Fenyes, J. Vanzyl and Nick Vink
Notes and Comments: Non Walrasian Equilibria and Involuntary Unemployment pp. 123-126: H. Abraham
The Dollar and Floating Rates in the Seventies (Review Note) pp. 127-133: D. J. J. Botha
“The Tragedy of the Commons” and Livestock Farming In Southern Africa: A Comment pp. 134-137: D. E. Ault and G. L. Rutman
‘The Tragedy of the Commons’ and Livestock Farming in Southern Africa: A Reply pp. 138-146: Nick Vink and W. E. Kassier

Structural Development of South African Manufacturing Industry ‐ A Policy Perspective pp. 1-15: Colin McCarthy
Exchange Rate Policy, Export Base and Gold Mining Taxation pp. 16-23: R. M. Gidlow
Does Money Supply Endogeneity Matter? pp. 24-29: James W. Dean
The Rhetoric of Economics (Review Article)* pp. 30-37: J. F. N. Labia
Strukturele Wanbalanse in die Suid‐Afrikaanse Ekonomie1 pp. 38-49: S. J. Terreblanche
Productivity in South African Industry pp. 50-57: R. M. Du Plooy
Notes and Comments: Opporunity Costs: Some Issues pp. 58-62: P. C. Afxentiou