South African Journal of Economics

1933 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip A. Black

From Economic Society of South Africa
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SOME EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL LEGISLATION ON THE MARKET FOR NATIVE LABOUR IN SOUTH AFRICA.1 pp. 481-501: Sheila T. van der Horst.
AN ECONOMIC HISTORY OF THE BOOT AND SHOE INDUSTRY IN SOUTH AFRICA.1 pp. 502-547: H. Schauder.
ARE THE GOLD MINES OVERTAXED? pp. 548-557: Stephan Viljoen.
SUBSIDIES, QUOTAS, TARIFFS AND THE EXCESS COST OF AGRICULTURE IN SOUTH AFRICA:A CRITICISM pp. 559-570: W. A. Martin.
ADDENDUM pp. 571-575: C. S. Richards.
Obituary pp. 601-606: Samuel Evans.
SUBSIDIES, QUOTAS, TARIFFS AND THE EXCESS COST OF AGRICULTURE IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 607-609: C. S. Richards.

THE GOLD MINING INDUSTRY AND THE GOLD STANDARD pp. 145-157: A. J. Limebeer.
SOME DOUBTS CONCERNING EARLY LAND TENURE AT THE CAPE pp. 158-172: H. M. Robertson.
HOLDING COMPANIES AND THE INVESTOR pp. 173-184: Herbert Greenwood.
SOME FUNDAMENTAL QUESTIONS ON ECONOMIC PLANNING pp. 185-201: Edmund Whitpaker.
THE DAIRY INDUSTRY IN SOUTH AFRICA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE EXPORT OF BUTTER pp. 202-228: J. G. Kneen
COMPANY PROMOTION IN SOUTH AFRICA, 1933–1934 pp. 229-248: C. S. Richards.

150 YEARS OF ECONOMIC CONTACT BETWEEN BLACK AND WHITE pp. 3-25: H. M. Robertson
LOGICAL ISSUES IN THE STUDY OF INDUSTRIAL LEGISLATION IN THE UNION1 pp. 26-42: W. H. Hutt.
CREDIT FACILITIES ON THE JOHANNESBURG STOCK EXCHANGE pp. 43-56: M. H. Emdon.
THE ECONOMIC STATUS OF THE CAPE PROVINCE FARM NATIVE pp. 57-79: E. S. Haines.
THE PROTECTION OF SAVINGS IN THE UNION AND IN OTHER COUNTRIES.1 pp. 114-125: J. de V. Roos
REPORT OF THE RAILWAY AND HARBOUR AFFAIRS COMMISSION (U.G. No. 36, 1934. 5s.) pp. 127-129: W. H. Hutt.
Obituary pp. 130-131: Karl Gundelfinger and C. S. R

CO‐ORDINATION AND THE SIZE OF FIRM pp. 383-402: W. H. Hutt
SOME ASPECTS OF THE ECONOMIC LIFE OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN BANTU1 pp. 426-443: G. P. Lestrade
THE COMBINATION OF THE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION IN AGRICULTURE pp. 444-466: A. P. van der Post
SUBSIDIES TO JAPANESE INDUSTRIES pp. 497-498: Thomas H. Kelly.

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS1 pp. 265-272: C. W. Pearsall
SAFETY FOR SAVINGS pp. 273-297: E. H. D. Arndt
POOR LAW LEGISLATION pp. 298-305: Sheila T. van der Horst
DEMOGRAPHIC SAMPLES IN THE STUDY OF BACKWARD AND PRIMITIVE POPULATIONS pp. 306-323: H. Sonnabend
SOME COMMENTS ON PRICE AND MARKETING CONTROL IN SOUTH AFRICAN AGRICULTURE* pp. 324-331: S. Herbert Frankel
REPORT OF THE CO‐OPERATION COMMISSION: SOME COMMENTS UPON DR. T. H. KELLY'S ARTICLE pp. 353-363: R. W. Anderson
BUSINESS CYCLES IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 363-367: C. W. Pearsall

THE FUTURE OF GOLD IN RELATION TO DEMAND1 pp. 119-129: Edwin Cannan.
BUSINESS CYCLES IN SOUTH AFRICA, 1910–1933 pp. 130-159: C. G. W. Schumann
WITWATERSRAND MINING POLICY pp. 160-179: J. M. M. Ewing
GOVERNMENT AND ECONOMIC CONTROL pp. 180-194: Edmund Whittaker
REPORT OF THE COMMISSION ON AGRICULTURAL CO OPERATION pp. 195-223: Thomas H. Kelly
NOTES AND MEMORANDA pp. 241-252: R. A. Alfred Hoernlé

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS1: THE UNION NATIVE AND THE WIWATERSRAND GOLD MINES pp. 397-404: Robert Leslie and S. Herbert Frankel
SOME ASPECTS OF RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT IN NATAL.1 pp. 405-420: W. J. Bttsschatj.
THE AMERICAN NEGRO AND THE SOUTH AFRICAN ABANTU – A STUDY IN ASSIMILATION1 pp. 421-432: J. E. Holloway
THE ECONOMIC POSITION ATTAINED BY THE NEGRO IN AMERICA BY 1930 AND THE INFLUENCE OF THE DEPRESSION UPON HIM pp. 433-450: H. P. Pollak
DIE PLEK VAN DIE BANTOE‐BEVOLKING: IN DIE: SUID‐AFRIKAANSE VOLKSHUISHOUDING pp. 451-466: Die Natttrel As Arbeider and J. F. W. Geosskopf
SOME ASPECTS OF WORKMEN'S COM, PENSATION IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 467-481: J. P. Dalton
MALADJUSTMENT AND ADJUSTMENT IN MODERN FARMING1 pp. 504-510: Httbbbt D. Lbppan
STOCK EXCHANGE FACILITIES IN THE UNION– THE OPEN CALL EXCHANGE pp. 511-518: C. S. Richards

VESTIGIKG EN TREK VAN DIE SUID‐AFRIKAANSE NATURELLE‐BEVOLKING ONDER NUWERE EKONOMIESE VOORWAARDES pp. 261-280: J. F. W. Geosskopit
ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE REPORT OF THE POOR WHITE COMMISSION pp. 281-290: W. H. Hxjtt
SOME NOTES ON THE OPTIMUM SIZE OF POPULATION pp. 291-299: H. Sonnabend
THE EXCESS PROFITS TAX ON GOLD AND SOME OF ITS IMPLICATIONS pp. 300-319: Robbbt N. Kotze
THE BOOM IN “KAFFIRS”– AN ANALYSIS pp. 320-346: C. S. Richards

THE GOLD MINING POSITION pp. 133-146: Robert Kotzé
DIE LANDBOUKREDIET, EN LANDBOUSKULDVRAAGSTUK pp. 147-166: E. H. D. Aendt
SOME ASPECTS OF THE MARKETING OF FARM PRODUCTS IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 167-187: Eric Davis
FINANCIAL PROBLEMS OF PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 188-200: J. H. Botha
THE TRANSKEI TRADER pp. 201-216: E. S. Haines