South African Journal of Economics

1933 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip A. Black

From Economic Society of South Africa
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Volume 37, issue 4, 1969

TAXATION IN A DEVELOPING ECONOMY pp. 285-305

D. C. Krogh

PERSONAL INCOME TAX* pp. 306-344

By G. J. Trotter

COMPANY TAXATION* pp. 345-371

By J. L. Sadie

SOME THOUGHTS ON INDIRECT TAX EFFECTS IN SOUTH AFRICA* pp. 372-392

T. van Waasdijk

LOCAL TAXATION IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 394-438

By D. J. J. Botha

Volume 37, issue 3, 1969

THE NATIONAL DEBT1 pp. 179-186

J. de V. Graaff

REVIEW OF THE FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA* pp. 187-197

Dr. T. W. de Jongh

THE MARKETING OF SOUTH AFRICAN MAIZE* pp. 198-218

R. N. Brits

PRYSVASSTELLING IN DIE SUID‐AFRIKAANSE KLEREBEDRYF* pp. 219-236

Deur H. Oosthuizen

FUTURE GROWTH PATTERNS IN SOUTH AFRICA* pp. 237-251

Duncan M. Bailey and Timoyhy D. Hogan

FUTURE GROWTH PATTERNS IN SOUTH AFRICA—A COMMENT* pp. 252-259

T. A. Du Plessis and P. D. F. Strydom

SOME NOTES ON THE NATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF COPPER‐ORE DEPOSITS IN CENTRAL AFRICA pp. 260-263

F. L. Coleman

PROFIT MAXIMIZATION: ECONOMICS' ZOMBIE CONCEPT pp. 264-267

Stephen Black

SOME COMMENTS ON PROFESSOR RÄDEL'S “PROFIT MAXIMIZATION—CAN IT BE JUSTIFIED?”* pp. 268-272

Arnt Spandau

Volume 37, issue 2, 1969

THE WEALTH OF NATIONS: HOW THE NATIONAL INCOME IS PRODUCED, DIVIDED UP AND SPENT* pp. 87-97

H. M. Robertson

THE BUDGET AND ECONOMIC POLICY* pp. 98-104

T. van Waasdijk

RATE OF RETURN, PROFIT‐SHARING, AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES* pp. 105-116

Arnt Spandau

'N STATISTIESE ONTLEDING VAN DIE BEO SE KWARTAALLIKSE OPNAMES* pp. 117-143

Deur B. Bouwer

ECONOMIC UNDERSTANDING AND UNDERSTANDING ECONOMICS pp. 144-160

Lawrence Boland

A COMMENT ON LESLIE F. BERGMAN'S ARTICLE (S.A.J.E., MARCH 1968) ENTITLED “TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE IN SOUTH AFRICAN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY, 1955–1964”* pp. 161-164

Martin J. Fransman

Volume 37, issue 1, 1969

EVOLUTION OF PUBLIC‐UTILITY INDUSTRY REGULATION: ECONOMISTS AND OTHER DETERMINANTS* pp. 3-31

Joseph J. Sprengler

PROFIT MAXIMISATION—CAN IT BE JUSTIFIED? pp. 32-41

F. E. RäDEL

THE ECONOMIC INFLUENCE OF THE BANTU LABOUR BUREAU SYSTEM ON THE BANTU LABOUR MARKET pp. 42-54

P. J. van der Merwe

UNIFORMITY IN OUTPUT GROWTH PATTERNS IN THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR* pp. 55-75

R. D. Stacey

WHY GROWTH RATES DIFFER* (A Review Note) pp. 76-80

P. D. F. Strydom

“THE IDENTIFICATION PROBLEM AND THE VALIDITY OF ECONOMIC MODELS”: A COMMENT1 pp. 81-81

V. Smith

Volume 36, issue 4, 1968

KOÖPERASIE EN WINSBELASTING pp. 267-279

Deur W. F. J. Steenkamp

THE BEHAVIOUR OF EQUITY PRICES IN SOUTH AFRICA DURING THE PERIOD 1946 TO 1967 pp. 280-303

P. H. Schmuhl

PRICING TRANSPORT SERVICES pp. 304-313

J. C. Laight

THE MONEY SUPPLY AND THE INFLATIONARY PROCESS pp. 314-329

Brian Kantor

INVESTMENT AND THE RETURN TO EQUITY CAPITAL IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN GOLD MINING INDUSTRY 1887–1965* pp. 330-337

C. S. Richards

THE RELATIVE DECLINE OF COMMERCIAL BANKS IN SOUTH AFRICA: A COMMENT* pp. 338-341

Joseph M. Burns

BOOK REVIEWS pp. 344-346

S. S. Brand

BOOK REVIEWS pp. 346-348

T. A. du Plessis

BOOK REVIEWS pp. 348-349

R. C. Jensen

BOOK REVIEWS pp. 349-349

P. D. F. Strydom

BOOK REVIEWS pp. 349-349

M. L. Truu

BOOK REVIEWS pp. 350-350

G. G. Maasdorp

Readings in the Applied Economics of Africa, edited by Edith H. Whetham and Jean I. Currie pp. 350-351

G. G. Maasdorp

Post‐War Economic Growth in Japan, Edited by Ryutaro Komiya pp. 351-351

M. M. Wood

Savings and Economic Development, by Balbir S. Sahni pp. 352-352

T. A. du Plessis

Volume 36, issue 3, 1968

THE FUTURE OF TAXATION* pp. 179-185

J. de V. Graaff

REVIEW OF THE FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA* pp. 186-197

T. W. de Jongh

THE ACCURACY OF THE STELLENBOSCH BUREAU FORECASTS(1959–66)* pp. 198-210

R. D. Stacey

THE NATIVE GRIEVANCES INQUIRY,1913–1914* pp. 211-227

Charles R. Diamond

DO THE GENERAL LAWS OF ECONOMICS APPLY TO UNDERDEVELOPED COUNTRIES? GUNNAR MYRDAL'S “ECONOMIC THEORY AND UNDERDEVELOPED REGIONS” IN RETROSPECT* pp. 228-235

Arnt Spandau

THE IDENTIFICATION PROBLEM AND THE VALIDITY OF ECONOMIC MODELS pp. 236-240

Lawrence Boland

EFFICIENCY OF INVESTMENT IN A SOCIALIST ECONOMY*: (Rreview Note) pp. 241-246

Ljubo Sirc

A NOTE ON THE ECONOMICS OF UNITISING FREIGHT pp. 247-251

P. E. Stonham

The Era of Tyrannies, by Élie Halévy pp. 254-255

A. H. Murray

Socialism, Capitalism and Economic Growth; Essays Presented to Maurice Dobb pp. 255-256

A. H. Murray

Comprehensive Economics, by B. V. Marshall pp. 256-257

Rudy N. Brits

Die Industriële Groeiproses1770–1940. Deur S. J. Terreblanche pp. 257-258

J. C. du Plessis

Experiences With Agricultural Development in Tropical Agriculture pp. 258-259

H. I. Behrmann

Introduction to International Economics. By Delbert A. Snider pp. 259-260

J. C. Laight

Inter‐regional and International Trade. By Bertil Ohlin. Oxford University Press, pp. 319, 60s pp. 259-259

J. C. Laight

Incomes and Money. By Ralph Hawtrey pp. 260-260

J. C. Laight

Agriculture and Economic Growth in England1650–1815. Ed. by E. L. Jones pp. 261-263

S. S. Brand

Oxford Regional and Economic Atlas: United States and Canada pp. 263-263

J. H. Wellington

How to Find out about Insurance. By O. W. Pendleton pp. 264-264

S. S. Hyne

Volume 36, issue 2, 1968

BANTU REAL WAGES AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN SOUTH AFRICA* pp. 87-103

Donald E. Pursell

COMMERCIAL BANK DEPOSIT EXPANSION IN SOUTH AFRICA* pp. 104-142

M. L. Truu

THE CONCEPT OF ‘FISCAL DRAG’ AND ITS RELEVANCE TO THE TAX ‘BULGE’ IN SOUTH AFRICA* pp. 143-155

F. S. Simpson

TOWN PLANNING, URBAN RENEWAL AND ECONOMICS pp. 156-170

Peter Penny

European Unification in the Sixties: from the Veto to the Crisis pp. 171-171

G. G. Lawrie

Problems of Smaller Territories. Edited by Burton Benedict pp. 171-172

C. J. A. Barratt

Toward a Mathematics of Politics, by Gordon Tullock pp. 173-174

F. van den Bogaerde

Indian Banks, their Portfolios, Profits and Policy — A Case Study in the Effectiveness of Central Bank Techniques of Monetary Control pp. 174-175

B. van Staden

The Brookings Quarterly Economic Model of the United States pp. 175-175

J. A. Lombard

The South African Economy pp. 176-176

C. S. Richards