South African Journal of Economics

1933 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip A. Black

From Economic Society of South Africa
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New Developments in Monetary Policy in South Africa pp. 212-229: Gerhard de Kock
Microfoundations for Keynes's Point of Effective Demand pp. 220-227: C. S. W. Torr
Towards a Regional Development Strategy for Southern Africa pp. 228-237: G. M. E. Leistner
Index‐linking of Mortgages and the Implications for Stabilization Prices pp. 238-247: Joan Knox
Summaries of Conference Papers: Income Distribution and Economic Development pp. 248-248: P. le Roux
International Economics pp. 249-251: M. M. Courtney
Land and Fixed Property pp. 252-253: M. B. Cohen
Macro‐economic Stabilization pp. 254-256: G. D. I. Barr and B. S. Kantor
Markets and Industry pp. 257-258: C. D. I. Barr
Monetary Economics pp. 259-261: E. Contogiannis
Post‐Keynesian Economics pp. 262-264: M. Addleson
Growth and Fluctuations 1870–1913 (Review Note) pp. 265-274: F. Stuart Jones

Monetary Aggregates and Economic Activity in South Africa; Some Preliminary Findings pp. 137-150: M. J. Driscoll, J. J. A. Du Plessis and J. L. Ford
The Employment Effects of Different Trade Regimes in South Africa pp. 151-156: Merle Holden and Paul Holden
Reconciliation of Facts and Hypotheses: The Golden Mean of Economic Historiography1 pp. 157-167: P. L. Wickins and Thomas Babington Macaulay
The Supply of Economists pp. 168-175: G. J. Trotter
Fiskale en Monetêre Beleid: Antwoord1 pp. 176-181: J. C. Du Plessis
Fiscal and Monetary Policy: Rejoinder1 pp. 182-183: M. L. Truu
Fiskale en Monetêre Beleid: Repliek pp. 184-184: P. D. F. Strydom
Fiskale en Monetêre Beleid: Repliek pp. 185-185: D. J. J. Botha
The Role of the Entrepreneur (Review Note) pp. 186-199: C. S. W. Torr
Public and Private Enterprise (Review Note) pp. 190-194: H. B. Falkena
Informal Sector Research: Note and Comment pp. 195-197: D. Simon

The Natives Land Act of 1913: A Cautionary Essay on Simple Explanations of Complex Change pp. 65-89: P. L. Wickins
Depositokoersbeheer as Monetêre Beheermaatreël pp. 80-88: G. M. Wessels
The Demand for Money in South Africa pp. 89-94: G. Stadler
Slavery and the Development of South Africa pp. 95-103: A. L. Müller
Trends in World Trade1 pp. 104-107: P. D. F. Strydom
Classical and Neoclassical Theories of General Equilibrium (Review Note) pp. 108-111: C. Rogers
Monetere Beleid in die Jare Tagtig: 'n Kommentaar pp. 112-114: H. B. Falkena
Monetére Beleid in die Jake Tagtig: Antwoord pp. 115-115: D. W. Goedhuys

The Natural Rate Hypothesis: An Econometric Test for the South African Economy pp. 1-15: Se. Shostak
The Question of Structural Unemployment in South Africa pp. 7-15: J. Gerson
Structural Changes in Manufacturing Industry 1916 to 1975 pp. 16-27: G. Marais
The Economics of Slave Labour at the Cape of Good Hope pp. 28-36: A. L. Müller
The Minister and Quantification in Economics pp. 37-39: M. L. Truu
Kwantifisering in die Ekonomie1 pp. 40-43: P. D. F. Strydom
Die Minister en die Ekonomie pp. 44-55: D. J. J. Botha

The New South African Business Cycle and its Implications for Monetary Policy pp. 225-230: Gerhard de Kock
Die Huidige Fiskale en Monetêre Beleid in Suid‐Afrika pp. 231-236: O. P. F. Horwood
A Stock Options Exchange in South Africa? pp. 237-242: A. F. T. Payne
The South African Maize Industry and the Marketing Act pp. 243-248: W. A. Pringle
Value and Rent of Farm Land pp. 249-254: W. L. Nieuwoudt
Dollars, Gold and Substitution Accounts pp. 255-265: R. M. Gidlow
The South African Exchange Rate System ‐ A Note pp. 266-269: L. C. Geldenhuys
Mediese Tariewe en Monopolistiese Bedinging: 'n Kommentaar pp. 270-273: D. J. J. Botha
Mediese Tariewe en Monopolistiese Bedinging: 'n Antwoord pp. 274-277: H. B. Falkena
The Distinction Between an Entrepreneur Economy and a Co‐operative Economy (Review Note) pp. 278-282: C. S. W. Torr

Monetary Policy for the 1980s pp. 155-163: D. W. Goedhuys
Die Rol van die Markstelsel in die Ontwikkeling van die Pluralistiese Suid‐Afrikaanse Ekonomie1 pp. 164-173: S. J. Kleu
The Revenue Distribution Formula of the Southern African Customs Union pp. 174-189: P. H. Hall
Small and Medium ‐ Sized Enterprises in South West Africa/namibia pp. 180-187: Sue Collett
The Market for Negotiable Certificates of Deposit pp. 188-193: R. M. Gidlow
Imperfections in the Urban Informal Sector Market Model pp. 194-209: H. Zarenda
Reply to Mr Zarenda pp. 200-209: M. L. Truu and Philip Black
Eurodollars and the Dollar Standard: Implications for the Evolution of the Rand Exchange Rate pp. 201-210: G. D. Bell

The Role of Information in Economic Analysis pp. 73-85: C. S. W. Torr
Intermarket Pressures of the Second Kind pp. 86-94: C. Rogers and C. S. W. Torr
The Early History of the Witwatersrand Gold Mining Company pp. 95-109: A. C. M. Webb
Mechanization and Labour Policies on South African Mines pp. 110-120: A. Spandau
Ekonomiese Aspekte van Statutêre Mediese Tariefbepaling pp. 121-127: H. B. Falkena
The Welfare Cost of Monopoly in South African Manufacturing Industry pp. 128-132: J. V. Tregenna‐piggott
Spatial Considerations in the Control of Pollution pp. 133-137: G. H. Carter
Notes and Comments a Note on Export Shares and Capital ‐ Intensity in South African Industry pp. 138-140: G. Ariovich
A Note on Black Employment Conditions on South African Mines pp. 141-143: Spandau
Methodology of Economics and Other Social Sciences (Review Note) pp. 144-146: C. Rogers

The Term Structure of Interest Rates: A South African Test of the Malkiel Model pp. 1-7: Brian Dollery
The Urban Informal Sector and Market Imperfections pp. 8-16: M. L. Truu and Philip Black
A Laissez‐faire Approach to the Housing of Urban Blacks pp. 17-26: B. G. Boaden
Import Policy; the Case for a South African Scheme of Generalized Preferences pp. 27-33: Jacqueline Matthews
Import Substitution: An Application and Expansion pp. 34-38: R. I. Leighton
Modern Investment Theory and Real Estate Analysis pp. 39-52: P. E. Penny
Notes and Comments Samuelson's Correspondence Principle: A Comment pp. 53-54: William Bryant
On Tax Ratios in Africa: Comment pp. 55-57: Eon Smit