South African Journal of Economics

1933 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip A. Black

From Economic Society of South Africa
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SOME OBSERVATIONS ON FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES IN THEORY AND RACTICE1 pp. 235-247: H. W. J. Wijnholds
THE HARDSHIPS OF BRITAIN —MR. HARROD'S IDEAS pp. 248-255: W. J. Busschau
DIE TEGNIEK OM DIE VERMINDERING VAN DIE AANDELEKAPITAAL EFFEKTIEF TE MAAK pp. 256-269: H. J. J. Reynders
TRADE IN AN INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION pp. 273-275: Harold S. Bidmead
EXPENDITURE IN RELATION TO NATIONAL INCOME pp. 276-279: Prof. S. HERBERT Frankel

AN APPROACH TO THE INDIAN PROBLEM IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 157-177: H. R. Burrows
SOME ASPECTS OF THE RECENT INFLATION AND STABILIZATION OF THE HUNGARIAN CURRENCY pp. 178-191: F. F. Winklé
WORLD SITUATION OF FATS AND OILS pp. 192-203: S. D. Neumark
ASPECTS OF “CONTROLLED” MARKETING IN THE UNION pp. 206-208: Winston J. S. Allwright and L. H. Samuels
ASPECTS OF “CONTROLLED” MARKETING IN THE UNION pp. 209-211: L. H. Samuels
ASPECTS OF “CONTROLLED” MARKETING IN THE UNION pp. 212-217: Winston J. S. Allwright and Mr. Samuels'
ASPECTS OF “CONTROLLED” MARKETING IN THE UNION pp. 218-219: L. H. Samuels

METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN THE THEORY OF PRICE FLEXIBILITY* pp. 87-115: D. G. Franszen
GIF FREDOME FAILYE pp. 116-123: R. Leslie
KONJUNKTUURGEVOELIGHEID VAN SUID‐AFRIKAANSE BELASTINGS pp. 124-137: Deur J. L. Sadie
THE INFLUENCE OF RAW WOOL PRICES ON WOOL CONSUMPTION pp. 147-148: F. J. C. Cronjé
A NOTE ON THE RELATIVE MERITS OF TARIFFS AND SUBSIDIES pp. 149-150: J. de V. Graaff

FEDERAL FINANCING IN THE UNITED STATES, 1941–1946 pp. 1-26: Gail E. Sharpe
WHITHER SOUTH AFRICA?* pp. 27-39: S. Herbert Frankel
FREE TRADE AND PLANNED ECONOMY1 pp. 40-46: W. F. Crick
ASPECTS OF “CONTROLLED” MARKETING IN THE UNION pp. 47-59: L. H. Samuels
CHANGING EMPHASIS IN PUBLIC FINANCE* pp. 60-67: D. Hobart Houghton
NORWEGIAN SAVINGS BANKS AND THE STATE OF THE MONEY MARKET DURING AND AFTER THE WAR pp. 73-77: Fredrjk Schjander

THE KEYNESIAN REVOLUTION IN ECONOMICS1 pp. 237-252: G. W. G. Browne
THE RULER pp. 253-276: G. F. Thirlby
THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY IN SOUTH AFRICA …BEFORE UNION (1910) pp. 277-287: H. Schauder
SOME COMMENTS ON SECONDARY INDUSTRY IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 288-304: E. L. Threlfell
REVIEW OF BOARD OF TRADE AND INDUSTRIES REPORT No. 285 AND RAILWAY ADMINISTRATION WHITE PAPER OF MAY 28, 1946 pp. 310-317: R. L. Threlfell

THE PROBLEM OF IMPERIAL PREFERENCE1 pp. 173-187: G. S. H. Rossouw
ECONOMISTS AND GOVERNMENT* pp. 188-201: G. W. G. Browne
ECONOMIC HISTORIANS AND THEIR COLLEAGUES1 pp. 202-211: H. M. Robertson
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOVIET ECONOMIC SYSTEM* pp. 215-219: W. H. Hutt
CONSUMPTION, INVESTMENT AND WAR EXPENDITURE IN RELATION TO NATIONAL INOOME pp. 220-223: S. Herbert Frankel
A NOTE ON TARIFFS AND SUBSIDES pp. 224-225: G. W. G. Browne
THE ECONOMIC SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA pp. 226-227: G. S. H. Bossouw
DIE EKONOMIESE VERENIGING VAN SUID‐AFRIKA pp. 228-229: G. S. H. Bossouw

DEATH DUTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA* pp. 81-99: Ellison Kahn
SOME ASPECTS OF THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF NORTHERN RHODESIA* pp. 100-116: James A. Henry
THE RELATIVE MERITS OF TARIFFS AND SUBSIDIES AS METHODS OF PROTECTION1 pp. 117-131: E. L. Threlfell
PUBLIC FINANCE AND THE BUSINESS CYCLE IN SOUTH AFRICA, 1910–1940 pp. 132-160: J. L. Sadie

WHAT'S THE USE OF ECONOMISTS?1 pp. 17-21: W. F. Crick
WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHANGES IN THE CONCENTRATION OF SUPERTAX ABLE INCOMES IN SOUTH AFRICA: July, 1915–Jane, 1943 pp. 22-39: J. de V. GRAAFF.
SURVEY OF THE INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF INDIAN EMPLOYEES OF THE DURBAN CORPORATION. LIVING AT THE MAGAZINE BARRACKS, DURBAN pp. 40-62: V. Sirkabi Naidoo
SOME COMMENTS ON PROFESSOR HUTT'S “FULL EMPLOYMENT AND THE FUTURE OF INDUSTRY.” pp. 67-70: J. A. Henry
A NOTE ON THE BUSINESS CYCLE IN SOUTH AFRICA 1939–1940 pp. 70-75: J. L. Sadie

THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE CAPE UNDER VAN RIEBEEK pp. 245-262: H. M. Robertson
THE SIZE OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN INDUSTRIAL UNIT pp. 263-303: R. H. Smith
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC STATISTICS IN THE UNION pp. 304-317: T. H. Kelly
SOME FEATURES OF WARTIME FINANCE AND EXCHANGE CONTROL IN THE SOUTH‐WEST AFRICAN KARAKUL TRADE pp. 318-325: Henry Gundry
A CRITIQUE OF PROFESSOR HUTT'S “TWO STUDIES IN THE STATISTICS OF RUSSIA” pp. 332-343: C. A. Friedmann
FURTHER ASPECTS OF RUSSIAN STATISTICS pp. 344-363: W. H. Hutt

ECONOMIC INCENTIVES IN THE POST‐WAR WORLD1 pp. 145-169: C. S. Richards.
THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE CAPE UNDER VAN RIEBEEK pp. 170-184: H. M. Robertson.
FULL EMPLOYMENT AND THE FUTURE OF INDUSTRY pp. 185-202: W. H. Hutt
INDUSTRIAL POSSIBILITIES AND POTENTIALITIES OF NORTHERN RHODESIA: Review Article.1 pp. 203-214: C. S. Richards.
THE EXPANSION OF MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY IN THE UNION: REVIEW ARTICLE.* pp. 215-228: W. J. Busschau
THE ECONOMIC SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA pp. 234-235: C. S. Richards
DIE EKONOMIESE VERENIGIKG VAN SUID‐AFRIKA pp. 235-237: C. S. Richards

THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE CAPE UNDER VAN RIEBEEK pp. 75-90: H. M. Robertson.
THE ORGANISATION OF EMPLOYMENT IN THE TRANSITION FROM WAR TO PEACE† pp. 91-116: R. H. Smith
AN OBJECTIVE ORDINAL THEORY OF VALUE pp. 117-128: G. H. T. Malan.
REVIEW pp. 129-131: Freda Wodfson.
CONSUMPTION, INVESTMENT AND WAR EXPENDITURE IN RELATION TO THE NATIONAL INCOME pp. 132-135: S. Herbert Frankel.

THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE CAPE UNDER VAN RIEBEEK pp. 1-17: H. M. Robertson.
TWO STUDIES IN THE STATISTICS OF RUSSIA pp. 18-42: W. H. Hutt.
SOME POINTS OF COMPARISON BETWEEN THE SOCIAL SECURITY PROPOSALS FOR THE UNION AND FOR SOUTHERN RHODESIA pp. 43-51: Edward Batson.
SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE TEACHING OF BUSINESS CYCLE THEORY‐REVIEW ARTICLE OF “READINGS IN BUSINESS CYCLE THEORY.”1 pp. 52-57: J. N. Reedman.
REVIEWS pp. 58-62: R. H. Smith. and I. Glyn Thomas.
A REPLY pp. 64-67: C. S. Richaeds.