South African Journal of Economics

1933 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip A. Black

From Economic Society of South Africa
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Monetary Policy in South Africa pp. 224-229: F. J. Du Plessis
Fiskale Beleid in Suid‐Afrika1 pp. 230-244: J. A. Lombard
Labour Policy in South Africa pp. 245-262: Kate Jowell
Industrial Development Policy: Changes During the 1970s1 pp. 263-277: Anne E. Ratcliffe
Economic Development pp. 278-280: N. Bromberger
International Economics pp. 281-282: G. Bell
Non‐Walrasian Analysis pp. 283-284: C. Rogers
Micro‐Economics, Pricing and Policy Issues pp. 285-289: P. G. du Plessis
Income Distribution and Social Aspects pp. 290-293: K. A. H. Adams
Macro‐Economic Policy Issues pp. 294-298: E. Contogiannis
Prysbepaling vir Mediese Tariewe: ‘n Kommentaar pp. 299-302: H. B. Falkena

Fashions in Central Banking pp. 153-159: J. S. G. Wilson
A Neo‐Non‐Monetarist View of Wage Policy in South Africa pp. 160-169: J. P. Nieuwenhuysen
Developments in the Securities Rand Market, 1976–1978 pp. 170-177: R. M. Gidlow
The “Open Market” In South African Shipping: A Forgotten Controversy pp. 178-184: V. E. Solomon
Alternative Error Specifications in an Aggregate Production Function for South African Manufacturing pp. 185-191: M. S. Matsebula
Bank Reserves, the Money Market and Monetary Policy in South Africa pp. 192-197: C. D. Nathan
Notes and Comments Revealed Preference, Strong and Weak Ordering: A Comment pp. 198-200: A. B. Shuttleworth
Martin Legassick's “Postscript to Legislation, Ideology and Economy in Post ‐ 1948 South Africa”: A Critical Note pp. 201-203: Philip Black and Brian Dollery
An International Comparison of Economic Concentration: A Note pp. 204-211: P. G. Du Plessis
The International Allocation of Economic Activity (Review Note) pp. 212-216: Jacqueline Matthews

Exchange Rates in South Africa1 pp. 75-87: P. D. F. Strydom and M. B. Dagut
Onderwys en Ekonomiese Groei in Suid‐Afrika1 pp. 88-100: R. J. O. Joubert
Tax Ratios in Africa pp. 101-108: M. S. Matsebula
The Velocity of Money in South Africa pp. 109-114: E. Contogiannis
The Secondary Market for Gilts and Semi‐Gilts in South Africa pp. 115-122: R. M. Gidlow
The Comparative Advantage of South Africa as Revealed by Export Shares pp. 123-129: G. Ariovich
Note on Growth, Profitability and Size of Firms pp. 130-134: G. Bethlehem
Factor Substitution and the Calculation of Effective Tariff Rates: Comment pp. 135-137: S. P. J. Du Plessis
Factor Substitution and the Calculation of Effective Tariff Rates: Reply pp. 138-139: Merle Holden and Paul Holden
On Dumping Gold: Comment pp. 140-141: D. W. Goedhuys
On Dumping Gold: Reply pp. 142-143: M. Bronfenbrenner

Reflections on Monetarism pp. 1-18: P. C. Afxentiou
Velocity in West Germany pp. 9-17: H. Black, D. L. Schulze and J. A. Fellows
Portfolio Behaviour of South African Commercial Banks, 1965–1975 pp. 18-23: R. J. Dennis
The Revision of the Consumer Price Index pp. 38-48: J. P. Lynch
The Pharmaceutical Industry in South Africa pp. 49-57: W. F. J. Steenkamp
The Rate of Unemployment as an Indicator of Aggregate Demand Conditions pp. 58-65: C. S. W. Torr
Notes and Comments Growth, Exploitation and the Lewis Model: Comment pp. 65-67: Philip Black

Macroeconomics, Comparative Statics and the Correspondence Principle: A Critique pp. 208-219: G. P. Brown and C. Rogers
The Monetary Role of Gold: The Need for a Reappraisal pp. 220-226: O.P.F. Horwood
The Behaviour of Government Expenditure in South Africa pp. 227-236: A.V. Seeber and J. A. Dockel
On Dumping Gold pp. 237-241: M. Bronfenbrenner
The Problem of “Government Failure” In Mixed Economies pp. 242-247: M. C. O'Dowd
Verdienstefunksies en die Onderwys pp. 248-268: R. J. O. Joubert
Notes and Comments Capital, Expectations and the Market Process (Review Note) pp. 269-271: John Hicks
On the Rand Currency Link: Comment pp. 272-274: G. C. van der Merwe
On the Rand Currency Link: Reply pp. 275-275: R. M. Gidlow

Central Banking and Financial Markets in South Africa pp. 135-143: G. P. C. de Kock
Exchange Rate Adjustment with Traded and Non‐Traded Goods pp. 144-151: P. D. F. Strydom, D. Mullins and T. W. van der Lingen
Factor Substitution and the Calculation of Effective Tariff Rates pp. 152-158: M. Holden and P. Holden
Debt, Debt Capacity and Financial Performance pp. 159-165: G. Bethlehem
Money and Near‐Money: An Old Refrain pp. 166-171: M. L. Truu
Concentration of Economic Power in the South African Manufacturing Industry pp. 172-182: P. G. Du Plessis
An Economic Boycott of South Africa? (Review Article) pp. 183-189: D. J. J. Botha
Notes and Memoranda Growth with Exploitation: A Note on the Lewis Model pp. 190-193: A. B. Jacobs
Indexation and Inflation: A Note pp. 194-196: Peter Lewin
Money, Employment and Inflation (Review Note) pp. 197-200: P. D. F. Strydom

Rent Bid Functions: An Alternative Approach pp. 76-79: Martin J. Beckmann
Disequilibrium Systems: Inflation and Unemployment pp. 80-94: C. S. W. Torr
Growth and Change in Lesotho (Review Article) pp. 95-105: Jim Cobbe
Milton Friedman's Monetary Rule: A Critique of its Principles and Consequences pp. 106-111: F. C. v. N. Fourie
Variations in Natural Fibre Prices: Possible Effects of Man‐Made Fibres pp. 112-118: Clement Tisdell and P. W. McDonald
Notes and Comments Production Quotas with Specific Reference to Meat: Reply pp. 119-122: W. L. Nieuwoudt
Conflict Between the Gatt and E.E.C Agreements pp. 123-126: Jacqueline Matthews
Conflict Between the Gatt and E.E.C. Agreements: Comment pp. 127-127: D. W. Goedhuys
Conflict Between the Gatt and E.E.C. Agreements: Reply pp. 128-129: Jacqueline Matthews

Issues in Exchange Rate Policy: The Rand Currency Link pp. 1-14: R. M. Gidlow
The Economic Effect of the Oil Crisis on South Africa1 pp. 15-21: M. B. Dagut
Sectoral Elasticities of Substitution Between Capital and Labour: Rhodesia, 1954–1975 pp. 22-31: T. R. Muzondo
Capital Intensity and Employment in South African Industry pp. 32-40: R. T. Bell
Notes and Comments Production Quotas in Agriculture: Comment pp. 41-43: J. A. Groenewald
On the Meaning of “Inflationary”: Comment pp. 44-47: K. Mittermaier
On the Definition of Inflation: Reply to Mr Mittermaier pp. 48-50: Peter Lewin
On the Definition of Inflation: Reply to Professor Botha pp. 51-56: Peter Lewin
On the Definition of Inflation: A Rejoinder pp. 57-59: D. J. J. Botha
On the Definition of Inflation: Further Reply to Professor Botha pp. 60-61: Peter Lewin