South African Journal of Economics

1933 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip A. Black

From Economic Society of South Africa
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The Evolution of the Theory of Economic Policy*1 pp. 204-214: J. A. Lombard
Perspectives on the World Economy *1 pp. 215-225: Herbert Giersch
Alternative Measures of Exchange Rates and Exchange Rate Policy in South Africa pp. 226-234: M. G. Holden and P. Holden*
On Hayek's Philosophy of Limited Government and the Economic Order (Review Article)*1 pp. 235-243: H. B. Falkena
Opportunity Costs and Collective Bargaining pp. 244-250: P. C. Afxentiou*
Budget Deficits and the Growth of Public Expenditure in South Africa pp. 251-257: G. Tridimas*
A Production Function Analysis of the South African Sugar Industry pp. 258-269: G. F. Ortmann*
The Relationship Between Unemployment and Vacancies in South Africa pp. 270-274: F. S. Barker and J. A. Döckel*
Notes and Comments: A Note on State Assistance to Marginal Gold Mines pp. 275-278: S. A. Cloete*

Divergent Expectations and Rational Expectations pp. 142-147: J. Runde and C. Torr*
Forward Exchange Policy in South Africa: Guidelines for Reform pp. 148-156: R. M. Gidlow
The Monetary Control System of the South African Reserve Bank: Monetarist or Post Keynesian pp. 157-161: C. Rogers*
The Site Value Tax: an Evaluation pp. 162-167: D. Solomon*
The Differential Impact of a Change in the Rating System pp. 168-171: D.J.J. Botha*
Britain and the Economic Development of Tropical Africa, Asia and South America in the Age of Imperialism (Review Article)*1 pp. 172-185: F. Stuart Jones*
Sanctions and Economic Theory pp. 186-191: J. H. Cooper*
Policy, Power and Order ‐ the Persistence of Economic Problems in Capitalist States pp. 192-195: R. Lubinsky

A Critique of Clower's Dual Decision Hypothesis pp. 75-82: C. Rogers*
Effective Demand Failure: Critique of an Anti‐Monetary Theory pp. 83-92: T. R. Edwards*
Poor Whites and the Role of the State: The Evidence pp. 93-108: I. Abedian and B. Standish*
The Rand Monetary Area Agreement pp. 109-120: X. P. Guma*
The Demand for Money in South Africa: A Comment *1 pp. 121-127: John Whittaker
Labour Demand in Australian Manufacturing: A Further Analysis pp. 128-131: John Mangan and L. Stokes*

The Rural African and Gold Mining in Southern Africa 1976–1980 pp. 1-16: D. E. Ault and G. L. Rutman*
Issues in South African Unemployment pp. 17-26: R. T. Bell*
Competition in Atomistic and Oligopsonistic Markets: The South African Pharmaceutical Industry pp. 27-37: D. R. Scott and W. D. Reekie*
Conceptual Issues in the Measurement of Economic and Productive Efficiencies pp. 38-45: Clement Tisdell
The Modified Role of Discount Houses and Accommodation Policies of the Reserve Bank pp. 46-54: R. M. Gidlow*
Notes and Comments: Involuntary Unemployment and Equilibrium pp. 55-57: C. S. W. Torr*
The Envelope Curve and Market Structure: A Note pp. 58-61: P. C. Afxentiou*

Monetêre Stabiliteit as Voorvereiste in die Ekonomiese Politiek pp. 217-224: J.A. Lombard
Market Structure and Inflation in South Africa: A Test of the Administered Price Hypothesis pp. 225-233: Brian Dollery
Industriële Konsentrasie en Inflasie in Suid Afrika 1972–1979 pp. 234-245: F. C. v. N. Fourie
Factor Endowments, Technology and Foreign Trade pp. 246-255: F. Moura Roque
An Analysis of the Sources of Growth in State Expenditure in South Africa 1920–1982 pp. 256-267: I. Abedian and B. Standish
Notes and Comments: The Prinicple of Effective Demand Versus Effective Demand Failure pp. 268-270: C. S. W. Torr

Minimum Efficient Scale in South African Industry: An Application of the Survivor Technique pp. 147-154: W. D. Reekie
Piecemeal Optimization and Public Utility Pricing pp. 155-163: J. L. Wallis
Forward Exchange Arrangements and Exchange Control Policy in South Africa pp. 164-170: R. M. Gidlow
Economic Intergration in Southern Africa: Progress or Decline? pp. 171-176: Jacqueline Matthews
Southern Africa and the Threat of Economic Sanctions pp. 177-186: J. H. Cooper
The New Keynesian Approach to Economic Policy1 pp. 187-194: P. D. F. Strydom
The Determinants of Labour Demand in Australian Manufacturing pp. 195-203: John Mangan and L. Stokes
H. M. ROBERTSON, 1905–1984 pp. 204-209: J. de V. Graaff

The New Economic History and the Industrial Revolution pp. 77-88: F. Stuart Jones
The Business Cycle and Public Policy pp. 89-96: D. W. Goedhuys
The Structure‐Conduct‐Performance Paradigm in a South African Setting pp. 97-103: W. D. Reekie
General Equilibrium and ‘Competition’: On Competition as Strategy pp. 104-113: M. S. Addleson
The St Louis Equation and the South African Economy: Some Preliminary Results pp. 114-126: C. Rogers and P. Morgenrood
Economics Education in South African Output Analysis pp. 127-137: H. Zarenda and D. Rees

The Demand for Money in South Africa: Towards a More Accurate Perpesctive pp. 1-28: A. S. Courakis
South Africa in World Trade pp. 29-42: J.C. van Zyl
Inflationary‐Recession and Saving Ratios pp. 43-46: O. O. Allsbrook
Total Satiation and Competitive Equilibrium pp. 47-50: R. E. Kohn
The Allocation of Resources to Education in South Africa pp. 51-60: M. A. Marais
Notes and Comments: Employment Policies in the Soviet Bloc (Review Note) pp. 61-65: A. L. Müller