South African Journal of Economics

1933 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip A. Black

From Economic Society of South Africa
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THE ROLE OF THE COLOURED AND BANTU IN THE ECONOMIC PATTERN OF THE CAPE PROVINCE pp. 253-268: J. D. Hampton
OCCUPATIONAL WAGE DIFFERENTIALS IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN METAL INDUSTRY pp. 269-288: F. van Den Bogaerde
DOELMATIGHEID IN DIE DISTRIBUSIE1 pp. 289-300: H. J. J. Reynders
THE RELATION BETWEEN ECONOMIC GROWTH AND EXTERNAL BALANCE IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 301-309: S. S. Brand
ECONOMIC BUDGETING IN SOUTH AFRICA – A COMMENT pp. 310-322: C. S. Richards and Mary V. Piercy
THE INTRODUCTION OF ECONOMIC BUDGETING IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 323-326: Dr. P. J. Riekert
PRIVATE OWNERSHIP OF PHYSICAL ASSETS IN KENYA pp. 327-332: H. W. Ord
Survey of Capital and Credit in Agricultural Co‐operative Societies in Great Britain pp. 333-333: H. C. van Rensburo
Economic Development and Technical Education pp. 334-334: R. R. Farquharson
Economic Development and Private Enterprise pp. 334-334: R. R. Farquharson

COST INFLATION AND ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS* pp. 177-186: L. M. Lachmann
REVIEW OF THE FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA* pp. 187-195: M. H. de Kock
SAFETY FOR SAVINGS pp. 196-204: E. H. D. Arndt
CURRENCY AND BANKING IN ETHIOPIA1 pp. 205-220: Z. A. Konczacki
IRON AND STEEL–FUTURE INDUSTRY FOR BORDER AREAS? pp. 221-234: J. P. Nieuwenhuysen
A Dynamic Theory of Forward Exchange pp. 237-238: D. W. Goedhuys
Free Trade, Protection ami Customs Union pp. 238-238: D. W. Goedhuys
The Economics of Collective Bargaining pp. 239-241: J. D. Hampton
Marshall's of Leeds, Flax‐spiners pp. 239-239: H. R. C. Wrioht
An African Economy: A Study of the Economic Development of the Nyanza Province of Kenya pp. 241-243: I. Livingstone

BANTU WAGES IN SOUTH AFRICA1 pp. 93-118: W. F. J. Steenkamp
IS MINIMUM WAGE LEGISLATION THE ANSWER FOR SOUTH AFRICA? pp. 119-131: O. P. F. Horwood
ELECTRICITY COSTS AND TARIFFS* pp. 132-139: John H. Wfst
BRITISH IMPERIALISM AND THE COMING OF THE ANGLO‐BOER WAR (REVIEW ARTICLE) pp. 140-153: N. G. Garson
THEODORE GEIGER – THE PREMIUM GOLD CONTROVERSY IN THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND1 (REVIEW ARTICLE) pp. 154-159: J. E. Holloway
SOUTH AFRICAN TRANSPORTATION POLICY1 (A REVIEW NOTE) pp. 160-165: R. W. K. Parsons
OBITUARY: PROFESSOR BAREND DE LOOR pp. 166-167: E. F. W. Gey van Pittius
The Economics of Underdevelopment pp. 169-169: G. V. Doxy
Fiscal Policy in Underdeveloped Countries. with special reference to India pp. 169-169: G. V. Doxy

PROBLEMS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA* pp. 3-33: C S. Richards
SOUTH AFRICAN GROWTH: A MACRO‐ECONOMIC ANALYSIS1 pp. 34-43: Stephen Enke
ALTERNATIVE MODELS OF SOUTH AFRICAN GROWTH pp. 44-49: J. de V. Graaff
REVENUE ALLOCATION IN A FEDERAL STATE pp. 50-60: J. W. Garmany
THE FISHING INDUSTRY OF LAKE TANGANYIKA pp. 61-72: Ian Livingstone
SOME ASPECTS OF “RESERVE BORDER” DEVELOPMENT pp. 73-78: J. P. Nieuwenhuysen
SOME COMMENTS ON THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE UNITED STATES FOREIGN‐TRADE ZONES BOARD pp. 79-84: R. W. K. Parsons

THE CLOTHING INDUSTRY IN S.A pp. 243-257: H. A. F. Barker
AN INPUT‐OUTPUT ANALYSIS OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN ECONOMY—1956–57* pp. 258-274: D. C. Krogh
SOME REFLECTIONS ON ECONOMIC PLANNING AND THE SOVIET CONSUMER* pp. 275-287: M. L. Truu
DIE EKONOMIESE ONTWIKKELING IN ANGOLA pp. 288-293: D. P. Erasmus
THE PROMISE OF “SEPARATE DEVELOPMENT” A Note pp. 294-298: M. V. Piercy
ECONOMIES OF SCALE IN PINEAPPLE PRODUCTION (Note) pp. 299-304: C. B. Strauss
THEORIES OF MONETARY EQUILIBRIUM A Review Note pp. 305-310: J. C. Du Plessis
THEORIES OF MONETARY EQUILIBRIUM: A REJOINDER1 pp. 311-314: D. J. J. Botha
COMMUNICATION regarding Private Enterprise in the Soviet Union pp. 315-316: Jan S. Prybyla
Trade Protection in Australia pp. 317-318: D. W. Goedhuys
South African Predicament pp. 318-319: H. G. Ashworth
Tropical Africa pp. 319-320: G. V. Doxey
Introduction to Economics pp. 320-321: Marcus Arkin
Transport Management in the Agricultural Co‐operative pp. 321-321: R. W. K. Parsons

LAND REFORM IN THE BANTU AREAS AND ITS EFFECTS UPON THE URBAN LABOUR MARKET* pp. 165-175: D. Hobart Houghton
REVIEW OF THE FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA* pp. 176-184: M. H. De KOCK
JOHN COMPANY AT THE CAPE* pp. 185-194: Markus Arkin
THE CASE FOR MINIMUM WAGE LEGISLATION IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 195-212: L. Katzen
COMMENT pp. 213-217: W. F. J. Steenkamp
PRIVATE ENTERPRISE IN THE SOVIET UNION pp. 218-224: Jan S. Prybyla
Occasional Papers pp. 225-225: C. S. Richards
The Social Organisation of the Gwembe Tonga pp. 225-226: J. H. West
Schools and Streams of Economic Thought pp. 226-227: Marcus Arkin
Elections in Developing Countries pp. 227-227: Robin Farquharson
THE TRIUMPH OF GOLD1 pp. 228-230: Michael A. Heilperin
CAPITAL INTENSITY AS A MITIGATION OF INFERIOR LABOUR: A GENERAL THEOREM A NOTE pp. 231-234: Stephen Enke

THE INTRODUCTION OF A DECIMAL COINAGE SYSTEM IN THE UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA pp. 89-102: E. H. D. Arndt
THE FINANCE OF URBAN LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN UGANDA pp. 103-116: T. A. Kennedy
THE FORMAL ANALYSIS OF JOINT SUPPLY pp. 117-128: R. T. McKinnell
GOLD AND WORLD LIQUIDITY (Review Article) pp. 129-138: L. H. Samuels
GOLD AND THE DOLLAR CRISIS1 (Review Article) pp. 139-143: P. F. D. Wallis
The Economic Point of View pp. 144-145: L. M. Lachmann
The Unification of South Africa, 1902–1910 pp. 145-147: N. G. Garson
The Stages of Economic Growth pp. 147-148: G. V. Doxey
Economic Development in a Plural Society pp. 148-149: G. V. Doxey
Insurance pp. 149-149: D. T. Fabian
Fluctuations in Trade pp. 149-149: H. R. C. Wright
Studies in Company Finance pp. 150-150: H. Greenwood
An Introduction to Mathematics for Students of Economics pp. 150-151: D. J. J. Botha
Methods of Regional Analysis pp. 151-152: Robin Farquharson
THE FREE PORT OF COPENHAGEN pp. 153-155: R. W. K. Parsons
THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR'S MEMORANDUM ON “WORK RESERVATION”* A NOTE pp. 156-160: Mary V. Piercy

POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF PLANNING OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY IN THE U.S.S.R. AND THE SOVIET BLOC pp. 3-34: Karel Hulička
HIGHER PRODUCTIVITY AND HIGHER WAGES OF NATIVE LABOUR IN SOUTH AFRICA1 pp. 35-41: S. Vii Jofn
COMMENT pp. 41-44: W. F. J. Steenkamp
PROFESSOR WIJNHOLDS' BUDGET THEORY OF MONEY1 (Review Article) pp. 45-67: D. J. J. Botha