South African Journal of Economics

1933 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip A. Black

From Economic Society of South Africa
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Volume 75, issue 4, 2007

AFTER MUGABE GOES – THE ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL RECONSTRUCTION OF ZIMBABWE pp. 599-615

Rwk Parsons

A GROWTH MODEL FOR SOUTH AFRICA pp. 616-630

Jorn Rattso and Hildegunn Stokke

FORECASTING THE SOUTH AFRICAN ECONOMY WITH GIBBS SAMPLED BVECMs pp. 631-643

Rangan Gupta

THE IMPLICATIONS OF OECD GROWTH FOR SOUTH AFRICAN EXPORTS pp. 644-658

Logan Rangasamy and K. Brick

ESTIMATING SARB'S POLICY REACTION RULE pp. 659-680

Alberto Ortiz and Federico Sturzenegger

LONG‐RUN M3 DEMAND IN SOUTH AFRICA: A COINTEGRATED VAR MODEL pp. 681-692

K.r. Todani

INFLATION TARGETING AND THE FISHER EFFECT IN SOUTH AFRICA: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION pp. 693-707

H.a. Mitchell‐innes, Meshach Aziakpono and A.p. Faure

CURRENCY BOARD ARRANGEMENTS AS A SUPER‐FIXED ALTERNATIVE IN THE CHOICE OF EXCHANGE RATE REGIME1 pp. 708-718

Buks Wessels

ADJUSTING SOUTH AFRICA'S FISCAL BALANCE FOR TERMS‐OF‐TRADE EFFECTS pp. 719-727

Jan A. Swanepoel

Resilience to Risk; Business Success in Turbulent Times – By Sean Cleary and Thierry Valleret pp. 728-729

Tommy Fényes

OBITUARY pp. 730-730

Philip Black

Volume 75, issue 3, 2007

CYCLICAL UNEMPLOYMENT AND CYCLICAL OUTPUT: AN ESTIMATION OF OKUN'S COEFFICIENT FOR SOUTH AFRICA pp. 373-390

Marina Marinkov and Jean-Pierre Geldenhuys

THE CYCLICALITY OF MONETARY AND FISCAL POLICY IN SOUTH AFRICA SINCE 1994 pp. 391-411

Stan Du Plessis, Ben Smit and Federico Sturzenegger

DEMAND FOR MONEY AND EXPENDITURE COMPONENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA: ASSESSMENT FROM UNRESTRICTED ERROR‐CORRECTION MODELS pp. 412-424

Emmanuel Ziramba

ON THE RAND: DETERMINANTS OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN EXCHANGE RATE pp. 425-441

Jeffrey Frankel

THE PRICE OF RISK IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN EQUITY MARKET pp. 442-458

Nicholas Samouilhan

A COMPARISON OF SOUTH AFRICAN HEDGE FUND RISK MEASURES pp. 459-477

Marius Botha

TAX REFORM AND THE PROGRESSIVITY OF PERSONAL INCOME TAX IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 478-495

Morekwa E. Nyamongo and Nicolaas Schoeman

THE REVENUE‐EXPENDITURE NEXUS: HISTORICAL EVIDENCE FOR SOUTH AFRICA pp. 496-507

Lusine Lusinyan and John Thornton

INCOME INEQUALITY, RECIPROCITY AND PUBLIC GOOD PROVISION: AN EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS pp. 508-520

Andre Hofmeyr, Justine Burns and Martine Visser

DETERMINANTS OF SOUTH AFRICA‐US INTRA‐INDUSTRY TRADE IN SERVICES: A WILD BOOTSTRAP DYNAMIC PANEL DATA ANALYSIS1 pp. 521-539

Moses Muse Sichei, Chris Harmse and Frans Kanfer

EXPORT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NAMIBIA: A GRANGER CAUSALITY ANALYSIS pp. 540-547

Andre Jordaan and Joel Eita

CONVERGENCE OF A KIND: EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT AND INTERGENERATIONAL SOCIAL MOBILITY IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 548-571

Megan Louw, Servaas van der Berg and Derek Yu

DETERMINANTS OF SCHOOL ENROLMENT AND EDUCATION ATTAINMENT: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM KENYA1 pp. 572-593

Jane Kabubo‐mariara and Domisiano K. Mwabu

John Maynard Keynes and International Relations, Economic Paths to War and Peace – By Donald Markwell pp. 594-597

Joubert Botha

Volume 75, issue 2, 2007

SOURCES OF ECONOMIC GROWTH AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN SUB‐SAHARAN AFRICA1 pp. 159-178

Abdullahi Ahmed and Sandy Suardi

A SMALL‐SCALE DSGE MODEL FOR FORECASTING THE SOUTH AFRICAN ECONOMY pp. 179-193

Guangling Liu and Rangan Gupta

FORECASTING RECESSION IN SOUTH AFRICA: A COMPARISON OF THE YIELD CURVE AND OTHER ECONOMIC INDICATORS pp. 194-212

Melvin Khomo and Meshach Aziakpono

THE ROLE OF COMMODITY PRICES IN MACROECONOMIC POLICY IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 213-220

Matthew Ocran and Nicholas Biekpe

THE LEGACY AND CHALLENGE OF FISCAL POLICY IN SUB‐SAHARAN AFRICA1 pp. 221-235

Franz Siebrits and Estian Calitz

VALUE‐ADDED TAX IN A BORDERLESS SA‐BLNS REGION pp. 236-257

Tjaart J Steenekamp

ON THE CYCLICALITY OF SOUTH AFRICAN FISCAL POLICY pp. 258-264

John Thornton

SOUTH AFRICA'S INTERGOVERNMENTAL FISCAL RELATIONS: AN EVOLVING SYSTEM pp. 265-292

Hammed Amusa and Philemon Mathane

DEALING WITH EARNINGS BRACKET RESPONSES IN HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS – HOW SHARP ARE MIDPOINT IMPUTATIONS? pp. 293-312

Dieter von Fintel

THE MEASUREMENT OF EMPLOYMENT STATUS IN SOUTH AFRICA USING COHORT ANALYSIS, 1994‐20041 pp. 313-326

Nicola Branson and Martin Wittenberg

HEALTH CARE PROVIDER CHOICE pp. 327-350

Christelle Grobler and Ian C. Stuart

DEA APPLIED TO A GAUTENG SAMPLE OF PUBLIC HOSPITALS1 pp. 351-368

Jacques Ngoie Kibambe and Steven Koch

The Economics of Climate Change (The Stern Review) – By Nicholas Stern pp. 369-372

A Leiman

Volume 75, issue 1, 2007

THE EMERGENCE OF INSTITUTIONALISED SOCIAL DIALOGUE IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 1-21

Raymond Parsons

TAKING THE PUZZLE OUT OF THE PURCHASING POWER PARITY PUZZLE: AN APPLICATION IN RESPECT OF SOUTH AFRICA pp. 22-34

Tm Mokoena

ESTIMATING EXCHANGE RATE AND BILATERAL TRADE BALANCE RELATIONSHIPS: THE EXPERIENCE OF SUB‐SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRIES pp. 35-51

Marial Awou Yol and Ahmad Zubaidi Baharumshah

STATIONARITY TESTS IN GEOGRAPHIC MARKETS: AN APPLICATION TO SOUTH AFRICAN MILK MARKETS pp. 52-65

Willem Boshoff

THE ECONOMICS OF PLASTIC BAG LEGISLATION IN SOUTH AFRICA1 pp. 66-83

Reviva Hasson, Anthony Leiman and Martine Visser

USING THE HIERARCHICAL LINEAR MODEL TO UNDERSTAND SCHOOL PRODUCTION IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 84-98

Martin Gustafsson

A MULTIVARIATE EVALUATION OF MAINSTREAM AND ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT COURSES IN FIRST‐YEAR MICROECONOMICS pp. 99-117

Leonard Smith and Lawrence Edwards

CORRECTING FOR SAMPLING BIAS IN EDUCATION PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS pp. 118-124

Kudayja Parker

USING BLENDED LEARNING TO BOOST MOTIVATION AND PERFORMANCE IN INTRODUCTORY ECONOMICS MODULES pp. 125-135

Alex Van Der Merwe

THE CHANGING FACE OF PUBLIC FINANCING OF HIGHER EDUCATION, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SOUTH AFRICA1 pp. 136-154

Pierre de Villiers and Gert Steyn

Foreign Direct Investment and the Regional Economy – By Jonathan Jones and Colin Wren pp. 155-156

Reyno Seymore

Understanding South African Financial Markets – Edited by Cecilia van Zyl, Ziets Botha and Peter Skerritt pp. 156-157

Marthinus Breitenbach