South African Journal of Economics

1933 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip A. Black

From Economic Society of South Africa
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Market‐orientated Policies and Financial Markets1 pp. 317-327: A. B. Dickman
Trends in World Trade pp. 328-341: P. van Veen
Mechanization, Learning Periods, and Productivity Change in the South African Coal Mining Industry: 1950–80 pp. 342-351: R. A. Jones
Estimating a Consumer Demand Function for South Africa pp. 352-357: G. D. I. Barr
The Behaviour of Building Societies and the Variability of the Mortgage Rate pp. 358-365: C. G. Suddards
Industrial Decentralization and the Relief of Poverty in the Homelands pp. 366-377: R. Tomlinson

Levels of Simplicity in Keynes's Theory of Money and Employment pp. 246-252: G. L. S. Shackle
John Maynard Keynes: A View from an Austrian Window pp. 253-260: L. M. Lachmann
A Question of Relevance: The General Theory in Keynes's Time and Ours pp. 261-279: Victoria Chick
J. M. Keynes and Cambridge in the 1920s pp. 280-285: H. M. Robertson
Keynes and South Africa pp. 286-290: R. W. K. Parsons
Some Thoughts Around the General Theory pp. 291-302: D.J.j Botha
Keynes's Impact on Monetary Economics (Review Article)1 pp. 303-309: J. F. Labia

Empirical Tests of the Heckscher – Ohlin Model for South Africa – A Reappraisal of the Methodology pp. 161-167: Merle Holden
A Quantitative Review of the Economy of Transkei pp. 168-181: I. Abedian
Hedging Policies of the South African Gold Mining Industry pp. 182-189: R. M. Gidlow
A Paradigm for a Micro‐level Rural Development Strategy pp. 190-198: Nick Vink and W. E. Kassier
An Unconventional Approach to the Analysis of Growth in Developing Countries and its Application in Turkey pp. 199-206: Z. Hatiboglu
Monetary Aggregates and Economic Activity: Comment pp. 207-216: C. Rogers
Monetary Aggregates and Economic Activity: Reply pp. 217-222: M. J. Driscoll, J. J. A. Du Plessis and George Ford
Monetary Aggregates and Economic Activity: Further Comment pp. 223-226: C. Rogers
Monetary Aggregates and Economic Activity: Rejoinder pp. 227-230: M. J. Driscoll, J. J. A. Du Plessis and J. L. Ford

Agricultural Marketing Problems in the Nineteen Thirties pp. 1-18: S. J. J. de Swardt
The Industrial Achievement of South Africa pp. 19-35: S. P. Viljoen
Labour Problems and Policies of Half a Century pp. 36-53: F. J. Steenkamp
Monetary Policy in South Africa 1932–82 pp. 54-85: D. G. Franzsen
Fifty Years of Public Finance pp. 86-111: G. W. G. Browne
Fifty Years of the South African Journal of Economics pp. 112-139: H. M. Robertson

Corporate Finance and Monetary Policy1 pp. 200-211: A. B. Dickman
Rational Expectations and Neoclassical Economics: The Methodology of the New Classical Macroeconomics pp. 212-225: C. Rogers
The Victorian Economy (Review Article)1 pp. 226-239: F. Stuart Jones
Labour Market Segmentation: The Theoretical Case pp. 240-247: F. Cassim
Money and Economic Activity: Some Alternative Results pp. 248-250: G. D. I. Barr and B. S. Kantor
Money and Economic Activity: Reply pp. 251-253: M. J. Driscoll, J. J. A. Du Plessis and J. L. Ford

Monetary Policy and the Flow of Spending1 pp. 131-138: D. W. Goedhuys
A Critical Assessment of the Macro Rational Expectations Paradigm pp. 139-149: A. D. Lowenberg
On the Logical Structure of Non‐Fallible Economic Theories pp. 150-158: H. B. Falkena
Industrial Decentralization – Reflections on the New Initiatives pp. 159-167: Colin McCarthy
Acquisitions and the Public Interest pp. 168-173: J. V. Tregenna‐piggott
A Keynesian View of the New Classical Macroeconomics (Review Note) pp. 174-177: C. Rogers
The Hungarian Socialist Market Economy (Review Note) pp. 178-184: A. L. Müller
The European Miracle (Review Note) pp. 185-189: P. L. Wickins

Dien Valutabeeher 'n Nuttige Doel? pp. 62-66: D. W. Goedhuys
Economic Interpretations of Nineteenth Century Imperialism pp. 67-80: F. Stuart Jones
Consumer Demand Functions in South Africa: An Application of the Houthakker and Taylor Model pp. 81-89: E. Contogiannis
A Comparative Advantage Theory of the Subsistence Farm ‐ Household: Applications to Swazi Farming pp. 90-104: A. R. C. Lows
Cost‐return Analysis of External Economic Controls pp. 105-112: J. Swidrowski
A Comment on the Old Refrain of Money and Near‐Moneys pp. 113-115: James Cover
Reply to Professor Cover pp. 116-117: M. L. Truu
Vergesig op die Wéreldhuishouding (Boekbeskouing) pp. 118-122: C. de JONG

The Nature of Unemployment in South Africa pp. 1-7: John Knight
The International Trade Strategy of South Africa pp. 8-15: C. F. Scheepers
The Demand for Money and Inflationary Expectations in South Africa, 1965–1980 pp. 16-22: E. Contogiannis and M. A. Shahi
Forward Exchange Transactions Under a Floating Rand Exchange Rate System pp. 23-29: R. M. Gidlow
The Subsidization of Low – Income Housing pp. 30-40: J. F. Hofmeyr
Reply to Mr Knight pp. 41-44: J. Gerson
Trade and Technology in Soviet – Western Relations (Review Note) pp. 45-48: P. L. Wickins
Testing Rational Expectations: Comment pp. 49-51: B. Kantor and A.J. Ruskin
Testing Rational Expectations: Reply pp. 52-53: E. Shostak