South African Journal of Economics

1933 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip A. Black

From Economic Society of South Africa
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On Tariff Policy: The Formative Years1 pp. 202-226: D. J. J. Botha
Nywerheidsontwikkeling ‐ Vraagfaktore pp. 227-236: T. A. Du Plessis
The Financing of Industrial Development in South Africa pp. 237-251: A. B. Dickman
Some Aspects of Industrial Decentralization in South Africa pp. 252-273: R. T. Bell
Labour and Management in Manufacturing Development pp. 274-283: W. F. J. Steenkamp
Strukturele Aspekte van die Nywerheidsontwikkeling in Suid‐Afrika pp. 284-307: S. J. Kleu
Nywerheidsontwikkeling en Tegnologiese Innovasie pp. 308-318: R. J. van Wyk

Sir John Hicks as a Neo‐Austrian pp. 126-132: L. M. Lachmann
Cross‐Section Production Functions and Income ‐ Shares in South African Industry pp. 133-159: Arnt Spandau
Some Observations on Monetary Policy pp. 150-161: P. D. F. Strydom
Labour in the South African Gold Mines pp. 162-167: Anne E. Ratcliffe
Production, Income and Expenditure pp. 168-176: Richard Edde
A School of Economic Studies1 pp. 177-183: D. J. J. Botha
Notes and Comments: Inflation and Capital Growth in South Africa, 1963–1972 pp. 184-187: R. N. Brits
(Review Note) Labour and the Gold Mines pp. 188-192: G. A. Fenske and T. R. N Main

Die Suid‐Afrikaanse Rand in 'n Wêreld van Veranderende Wisselkoerse1 pp. 54-60: Gerhard de Kock
Some Effects of Regional Migration pp. 61-68: M. L. Truu
Floating Exchange Rates pp. 69-81: F. de Roos
The Soviet Ruble and Comecon Countries pp. 82-89: K. Reese
The 1973 Budget ‐ I1 The Budget and Inflation pp. 90-92: L. M. Lachmann
The 1973 Budget ‐ II The Budget, Inflation and Growth pp. 93-95: N. Labia
The 1973 Budget ‐ III Exchequer Financing and the Money Supply pp. 96-98: A. B. Dickman
The 1973 Budget ‐ IV The Budget and Industry pp. 99-101: D. C. Krogh
Notes and Comments: The Poverty Datum Line pp. 102-104: J. F. Potgieter
A Neo‐Classical Growth Model pp. 105-107: N. Labia
Mercantilism, Physiocracy and Population Theory pp. 108-113: J. Overbeek

The Post‐Keynesian Model of Income Distribution1 pp. 1-9: Arnt Spandau
The Gold Standard and Monetary Reform1 pp. 10-15: Ewen Maclellan Wilson
On Property Taxation ‐ I Transfer Duty: A Plea for Reform1 pp. 16-20: K. M. Y. Browne
On Property Taxation ‐ II Die Ekonomiese Betekenis van Eiendomsbelasting1 pp. 21-24: W. F. Kilian
On Property Taxation ‐ III Rating and Valuation1 pp. 25-30: D.J.J. Botha
Export Controls and Export Promotion pp. 31-36: Jozef Swidrowski
Notes and Comments Keynes's Involuntary Unemployment Equilibrium: An Alternative View pp. 37-41: Ogden O. Allsbrook

The Canadian Money Market II: Instruments of Monetary Policy pp. 225-237: D. J. J. Botha
Migrant Labour: Theory and Policy pp. 238-253: R. T. Bell
Non‐White Wage Increases and Inflation in South Africa pp. 254-266: Dudley Kessel
South African Wage Board Policy: An Alternative Interpretation1 pp. 267-275: Arnt Spandau
Notes and Memoranda The Kerridge Thesis and Nef pp. 276-280: F. Stuart Jones
Who First Proposed the Habit Persistence Hypothesis: Keynes or Duesenberry and Modigliani? pp. 281-284: Glenn E. Burress
On the Microeconomics of Stagflation pp. 285-286: Yew-Kwang Ng
On the Microeconomics of Stagflation pp. 287-287: M. L. Truu

The Costs of Population Growth in South Africa1 pp. 75-82: J. L. Sadie
The Canadian Money Market I: Institutional Developments1 pp. 83-98: D. J. J. Botha
Equilibrium Stock ‐ Flow Models: The Time Path of Prices1 pp. 99-103: N. Labia
Comparative Costs, Linear Programming and the Decentralisation of Industries1 pp. 104-111: G. L. de Wet
Exchange Mechanisms and National Income pp. 112-116: Richard I. Leighton
Controls and International Settlements pp. 117-121: Jozef Swidrowski
On the Long‐Run and Temporary Equilibrium of Stock Exchange Security Prices pp. 122-129: W. F. Rademeyer

Public Finance in South West Africa 1945/46 to 1969/70 pp. 1-22: G. M. E. Leistner
Entrepreneurship, Management and Organisation in African Rural Development pp. 23-39: J. W. Garmany
White Paper on the Riekert Committee Report ‐ An Appraisal1 pp. 30-40: Charles R. Diamond
Productivity Change in Zambian mining pp. 41-48: C. E. Moody and Norman Kessel
The Money Supply Theory of J. S. Mill pp. 49-51: Thomas Havrilesky
Has Monetary Policy Failed?1 pp. 52-56: D. W. Goedhuys
The Effect of Credit Control Upon the Financing of Business1 pp. 57-64: Jill Nattrass
Notes and Memoranda: The Microeconomics of “Stagflation” A Comment on Mr. Truu's Article pp. 65-68: J. J. Meltzer