South African Journal of Economics

1933 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip A. Black

From Economic Society of South Africa
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THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE TOBACCO INDUSTRY OF NORTHERN RHODESIA pp. 375-384: W. E. Haviland
AN APPROACH TO JOINT SUPPLY pp. 385-390: R. T. McKINNELL
DO INDUSTRIAL PATTERNS REPEAT THEMSELVES? pp. 391-398: Kenneth D. White
DIE „IWER‐WETENSKAPLIKE” SIENING VAN DIE AARD EN OMVANG VAN DIE EKONOMIESE WETENSKAP1 pp. 399-420: Deur B. van Deventer
THE ORIGINS OF THE WEST AFRICAN CURRENCY BOARD pp. 421-438: D. C. Rowan
A NOTE ON THE GOVERNOR'S ADDRESS AT THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK pp. 462-464: O. P. F. Horwood

THE TRANSITION TO CUSTOMS UNION IN SOUTHERN AFRICA1 pp. 273-286: T. H. Kelly
ON RAISING THE PRICE OF GOLD pp. 287-310: F. W. Mueller
VELOCITY OF CIRCULATION, MONEY STOCK AND MONEY POSSESSION pp. 311-325: H. W. J. Wijnholds
SAMPLING TECHNIQUE IN AN ECONOMIC SURVEY OF SUGAR CANE PRODUCTION pp. 326-336: H. I. Behrmann
SOME ASPECTS OF NATIONALISED INDUSTRIES IN GREAT BRITAIN pp. 350-352: G. H. L. Le

EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WORK pp. 187-209: Sheila T. van der Horst
MEASUREMENTS OF ELASTICITY OF SUBSTITUTION IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE pp. 210-222: Z. M. Kubinski
ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF IMMIGRATION POLICY IN NIGERIA AND THE GOLD COAST pp. 223-232: P. T. Bauer and B. S. Yamey
ELECTRICITY SUPPLIES IN THE FEDERAL AREA OF CENTRAL AFRICA pp. 233-247: John H. West

FOREWORD pp. 3-3: N. C. Havenga
VOORWOORD pp. 5-5: N. C. Havenga
THE SOCIETY AND THE JOURNAL: THEIR ORIGINS, DEVELOPMENT AND ACHIEVEMENTS pp. 7-21: C. S. Richards
SOME NOTES ON ECONOMIC THOUGHT,1933–1953 pp. 22-31: L. M. Lachmann
CHANGING IDEAS ON GOLD SINCE 1933 pp. 32-39: W. J. Busschau
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PRICE FLEXIBILITY pp. 40-51: W. H. Hutt
RESTRICTIVE PRACTICES AND THEIR REGULATION1 pp. 52-64: W. F. J. Steenkamp
THREE ANALOGIES IN BUSINESS CYCLE THEORY pp. 65-72: C. G. W. Schumann
SOUTH AFRICA'S FOREIGN TRADE,1933–19531 pp. 73-90: T. H. Kelly
SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE COMPARATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BRITISH COLONIES IN AFRICA SINCE 1933 pp. 91-99: S. Herbert Frankel
THE WAR AND THE SOUTH AFRICAN ECONOMY pp. 100-106: H. M. Robertson
SOUTH AFRICAN PUBLIC FINANCE AND TAXATION,1933–1953 pp. 107-114: J. E. Holloway
NATIONAL ACCOUNTS AND NATIONAL INCOME IN THE UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA SINCE 1933 pp. 115-126: D. G. Franzsen
REVIEW OF MONETARY AND BANKING CHANGES IN THE UNION SINCE 1932 pp. 127-138: Gerard Rissik
THE DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL ECONOMIC PLANNING pp. 139-147: F. C. v. N. Fourie
SOME ASPECTS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF SECONDARY INDUSTRY IN SOUTH AFRICA SINCE THE DEPRESSION OF1929–19321 pp. 148-159: G. F. D. Palmer
AGRICULTURAL PRICES AND PRICE POLICY pp. 160-173: T. van Waasdijk

ASPECTS OF THE UNION GOVERNMENT'S INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ON LOAN ACCOUNT, 1910–1950 pp. 305-326: J. Jones
SOME COMMENTS ON THE CURRENT STATE OF PRICE THEORY1 pp. 327-340: Colin Bruce
THE NOTION OF MONEY OF CONSTANT VALUE PART II pp. 341-353: W. H. Hutt
THE CHANGING PATTERN OF BRITAIN'S TRADE AND INDUSTRY pp. 354-366: S. P. Chambers
TOBACCO FARM ORGANIZATION, COSTS AND LAND‐USE IN SOUTHERN RHODESIA pp. 367-380: W. E. Haviland
THE APPLICATION OF MODERN SAMPLING METHODS TO ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL STATISTICS1 pp. 381-393: B. de LOOR
THE NATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION pp. 394-417: P. F. D. Wallis
NOTE ON THE FIRST REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF ENQUIRY INTO THE INCOME TAX ACT, U.G. 75/511 pp. 428-432: B. J. P. Woods

ECONOMICS AS A TOOL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT1 pp. 205-214: T. H. Kelly
THE NOTION OF MONEY OF CONSTANT VALUE PART I pp. 215-226: W. H. Hutt
THE THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE A NEW APPROACH pp. 227-240: H. W. J. Wijnholds
THE SOUTH AFRICAN FISHING INDUSTRY1 pp. 241-250: W. H. Stoops
DAVID RICARDO: A REVIEW ARTICLE pp. 251-260: StCLAIR Oswald

DIE WENSLIKHEID VAN 'N KONSOLIDASIE‐BELEID ONDER DIE HEERSENDE EKONOMIESE OMSTANDIGHEDE IN DIE UNIE VAN SUID‐AFRIKA1 pp. 89-97: M. H. de Kock
THE GILT‐EDGED MARKET IN SOUTH AFRICA1 pp. 98-117: L. H. Samuels
THE KLERKSDORP GOLDFIELD pp. 118-130: Jack Scott
PRODUCT PRICING POLICY1 pp. 131-146: O. P. F. Horwood
ASPECTS OF THE BRITISH ECONOMY AND SOME CURRENT ECONOMIC PROBLEMS pp. 147-161: F. W. Paish
DISTRIBUTIVE TRADES OF SOUTHERN RHODESIA1 pp. 186-193: J. R. H. Shaul

STERLING CONVERTIBILITY1 pp. 1-10: Frederick Leith‐ross
A TWENTY‐FIVE‐YEAR PLAN — SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE PALEY REPORT: A REVIEW ARTICLE pp. 16-30: I. S. Lloyd
THE “PIGOU EFFECT” AND OTHER ASPECTS OF ASSET HOLDINGS ON CONSUMPTION pp. 31-40: R. J. Randall
SKETS VAN DIE EICONOMIESE ONTWIKKE‐LING VAN DIE BELGIESE KONGO IN DIE LIG VAN DIE TIENJAARDLAN pp. 41-54: F. van Damme
A NOTE ON THE SAVINGS OF PUBLIC COMPANIES IN SOUTH AFRICA 1945/46 TO 1950/51 pp. 66-72: P. K. Lomas
A NOTE ON THE CONSUMPTION OF FOOD, BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 73-74: T. van Waasdijk
A NOTE ON INSTABILITY AND INELASTICITY OF DEMAND pp. 78-78: Douglas Sloan