South African Journal of Economics

1933 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip A. Black

From Economic Society of South Africa
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Volume 74, issue 4, 2006

FORECASTING THE SOUTH AFRICAN ECONOMY WITH VARs AND VECMs pp. 611-628

Rangan Gupta

ESTIMATING MONETARY POLICY RULES FOR SOUTH AFRICA pp. 629-641

Tobias Knedlik

SHOULD SOUTH AFRICA HAVE A FISCAL RULE? pp. 642-669

Philippe Burger and Chandapiwa Jimmy

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND FINANCING CHOICES OF FIRMS: A PANEL DATA ANALYSIS pp. 670-681

Anthony Kyereboah‐coleman and Nicholas Biekpe

THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF HIV/AIDS ON SMALL, MEDIUM AND LARGE ENTERPRISES1 pp. 682-701

L.l. Ellis

DETERMINANTS OF JOB SEARCH STRATEGIES: EVIDENCE FROM THE KHAYELITSHA/MITCHELL'S PLAIN SURVEY pp. 702-724

Volker Schöer and Murray Leibbrandt

THE EFFECT OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN OLD AGE PENSION ON LABOUR SUPPLY OF THE ELDERLY pp. 725-744

Vimal Ranchhod

OFFICIAL REVISIONS TO SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL ACCOUNTS DATA: MAGNITUDES AND IMPLICATIONS pp. 745-765

Corne Van Walbeek

RESEARCH NOTE: ERRORS IN THE OCTOBER HOUSEHOLD SURVEY 1994 AVAILABLE FROM THE SOUTH AFRICAN DATA ARCHIVE1 pp. 766-768

Martin Wittenberg

EXPLORING ATTRITION BIAS: THE CASE OF THE KHAYELITSHA PANEL STUDY (2000‐2004) pp. 769-781

Jeremy Magruder and Nicoli Nattrass

Volume 74, issue 3, 2006

AID AND DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA: THE DEBATE, THE CHALLENGES AND THE WAY FORWARD pp. 363-381

Elsabe Loots

AN ANALYSIS OF MACRO‐ECONOMIC CONVERGENCE IN SADC1 pp. 382-390

Jannie Rossouw

A BVAR MODEL FOR THE SOUTH AFRICAN ECONOMY pp. 391-409

Rangan Gupta and Moses M. Sichei

VARIANCE RATIO TESTS OF THE RANDOM WALK HYPOTHESIS FOR SOUTH AFRICAN STOCK FUTURES pp. 410-421

Graham Smith and Gillian Rogers

ECONOMIC IMPACT OF A PROVINCIAL FUEL LEVY: A CGE ANALYSIS pp. 422-441

Scott McDonald, Sanri Reynolds and Melt Van Schoor

EVALUATING THE GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM EFFECTS OF A WAGE SUBSIDY SCHEME FOR SOUTH AFRICA pp. 442-462

Karl Pauw and Lawrence Edwards

THE INTERNATIONAL ADJUSTMENT MECHANISM UNDER RESTRAINT pp. 463-472

Pdf Strydom

SOUTH AFRICA'S EXPORT PERFORMANCE: DETERMINANTS OF EXPORT SUPPLY pp. 473-500

Lawrence Edwards and Phil Alves

THE STRATEGIC USE OF ANTI‐DUMPING IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE pp. 501-521

Doreen Bekker

ANTI‐DUMPING AND MARKET ACCESS: A NOTE pp. 522-529

Rachel Jafta

ECONOMIC INFRASTRUCTURE: A REVIEW OF DEFINITIONS, THEORY AND EMPIRICS pp. 530-556

Johan Fourie

FORECASTING INVESTMENT NEEDS IN SOUTH AFRICA'S ELECTRICITY AND TELECOM SECTORS pp. 557-574

Zeljko Bogetic and Johannes Fedderke

VERTICAL INTEGRATION IN SOUTH AFRICAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS: A COMPETITION ANALYSIS pp. 575-592

Nicola Theron and Willem Boshoff

WATER DEMAND AND THE URBAN POOR: A STUDY OF THE FACTORS INFLUENCING WATER CONSUMPTION AMONG HOUSEHOLDS IN CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA pp. 593-609

Ada Jansen and Carl‐erik Schulz

Volume 74, issue 2, 2006

HIGH AND VARIABLE INFLATION: FURTHER EVIDENCE ON THE FRIEDMAN HYPOTHESIS pp. 167-171

John Thornton

THE SOUTH AFRICAN PHILLIPS CURVE: HOW APPLICABLE IS THE GORDON MODEL? pp. 172-189

P. Burger and M. Marinkov

MACROECONOMIC UNCERTAINTY AND AGGREGATE PRIVATE INVESTMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 190-204

Wolassa L. Kumo

INTERNATIONAL LESSONS FOR THE PROPERTY PRICE BOOM IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 205-214

Norbert Funke, Friedrich Kißmer and Helmut Wagner

INTEREST RATE PASS‐THROUGH IN THE COMMON MONETARY AREA OF THE SACU COUNTRIES pp. 215-229

Harald Sander and Stefanie Kleimeier

ARE AFRICAN CENTRAL BANKS SUFFICIENTLY INDEPENDENT FOR MONETARY CONVERGENCE? pp. 230-247

Buks Wessels

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTERNATIONAL EQUITY MARKET BEHAVIOUR AND THE JSE pp. 248-260

Nicholas Samouilhan

FAIR VALUE PRICING OF AGRICULTURAL FUTURES IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 261-265

Ap Faure

DURATION ANALYSIS IN SOUTH AFRICA: THE SEARCH FOR SUPERIOR MEASURES pp. 266-293

Gary Van Vuuren and Paul Styger

ON THE OPTIMAL QUANTITY OF PUBLIC GOODS AND RELATED ISSUES pp. 294-300

Tamunopriye Agiobenebo

COMMUNITY‐BASED PROVISION OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES IN RURAL SOUTH AFRICA1 pp. 301-314

Matthew Breier and Martine Visser

THE FOOD SECURITY PROBLEM IN ETHIOPIA – A SUPPLY SIDE ANALYSIS pp. 315-322

Tennassie Nichola

ASYMMETRIC PRICE TRANSMISSION AND MARKET CONCENTRATION: AN INVESTIGATION INTO FOUR SOUTH AFRICAN AGRO‐FOOD INDUSTRIES pp. 323-333

Michela Cutts and Johann Kirsten

EFFICIENCY AND FARM SIZE IN WESTERN CAPE GRAPE PRODUCTION: POOLING SMALL DATASETS pp. 334-343

Beatrice Conradie, Graham Cookson and Colin Thirtle

COLLECTIVE ACTION IN SMALLHOLDER ORGANIC FARMING: A STUDY OF THE EZEMVELO FARMERS' ORGANIZATION IN KWAZULU‐NATAL pp. 344-358

L Gadzikwa, Mc Lyne and Sl Hendriks

N.E. Wiehahn (1929‐2006) pp. 359-362

Joubert Botha

Volume 74, issue 1, 2006

SAVING IS NEVER A CONSTRAINT ON INVESTMENT1 pp. 1-5

Basil Moore

AN ANALYSIS OF INVENTORY INVESTMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 6-19

H. Smith, James Blignaut and Jan Van Heerden

BUILDING CULTURAL CAPITAL: TRANSFORMING THE SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL pp. 20-33

J.d. Snowball and K.g. Willis

BUILDING AND LINKING A MICROSIMULATION MODEL TO A CGE MODEL FOR SOUTH AFRICA pp. 34-58

Nicolas Hérault

THE INTERTEMPORAL RELATION BETWEEN MONEY AND PRICES IN SOUTH AFRICA* pp. 59-64

John Thornton

MONETARY POLICY IN RWANDA: A COINTEGRATION ANALYSIS pp. 65-78

Aüssi Sayinzoga and Richard Simson

EQUALITY AND PERSONAL INCOME TAX – THE CLASSICAL ECONOMISTS AND THE KATZ COMMISSION pp. 79-109

Robert Vivian

INDUSTRY RESPONSES TO THE TOBACCO EXCISE TAX INCREASES IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 110-122

Corne Van Walbeek

THE EFFECTS OF THE TOBACCO PRODUCTS CONTROL AMENDMENT ACT OF 1999 ON RESTAURANT REVENUES IN SOUTH AFRICA: A PANEL DATA APPROACH pp. 123-130

Evan Blecher

“SIN” TAXES AND POOR HOUSEHOLDS: UNANTICIPATED EFFECTS pp. 131-136

Pa Black and Ai Mohamed

THE EFFECT OF STUDENT CHARACTERISTICS ON ACHIEVEMENT IN INTRODUCTORY MICROECONOMICS IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 137-149

Kudayja Parker

IDENTIFYING SOME CONSTRAINTS IN FIRST YEAR ECONOMICS TEACHING AND LEARNING AT A TYPICAL SOUTH AFRICAN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY pp. 150-159

Alex Van Der Merwe

China's role in Asia and the world economy. Fostering stability and growth – Edited by Teunissen Jan Joost pp. 160-161

Doreen Bekker

Helping countries develop – the role of fiscal policy – Gupta, Sanjeev, Clements, Benedict & Inchauste, Gabriela pp. 162-164

Franz Siebrits