Studies in Economics and Econometrics
1996 - 2025
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Volume 46, issue 4, 2022
- An applied dynamic structural macro-econometric model for Rwanda pp. 249-281

- Alemayehu Geda and Addis Yimer
- Rethinking export diversification to stimulate resilience against future economic shocks in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 282-300

- Kholiswa Malindini
- Assessing the efficiency of tax administration in Africa pp. 301-315

- Onesmo K. Mackenzie, Ada Jansen and Krige Siebrits
- Economic freedom and international tourism: evidence from least developed countries pp. 316-328

- Yixiao Jiang
Volume 46, issue 3, 2022
- The influence of different financial market regimes on the dynamic estimation of GARCH volatility model parameters and volatility forecasting pp. 169-184

- Helena Viljoen, Willie J. Conradie and Monique-Mari Britz
- Determinants of house price dynamics and household indebtedness in Namibia pp. 185-200

- Charles Kakuru and Teresia Kaulihowa
- How are energy and employment related? An analysis in ASEAN-5 open economies pp. 201-223

- Chung-Khain Wye, Elya Nabila Abdul Bahri, Ishak Yussof and Wei Mao
- Asymmetric effects of exchange rate volatility on trade flows in BRICS economies pp. 224-247

- Izunna Chima Anyikwa and Lehlohonolo Domela
Volume 46, issue 2, 2022
- External indebtedness in Sub-Saharan Africa: a spatial econometric perspective pp. 83-104

- Jamiil Jeetoo
- Derivatives use and the business lending efficiency of African banks pp. 105-124

- Audrey Nguema Bekale, Imhotep Paul Alagidede and Jones Odei-Mensah
- The impact of subjective social status, inequality perceptions, and inequality tolerance on demand for redistribution. The case of a highly unequal society pp. 125-148

- Frederich Kirsten, Ilse Botha, Mduduzi Biyase and Marinda Pretorius
- The attraction of talent through international student mobility patterns and triple helix system: evidence from OECD countries for triple helix system pp. 149-167

- Olga Sudibor and Hülya Ünlü
Volume 46, issue 1, 2022
- Leading indicators of debt pressure: a South African application pp. 1-22

- Johannes Fedderke and Wei-Ting Yang
- Long and short-distance internal migration motivations in post-apartheid Namibia: a gravity model approach pp. 23-42

- Eldridge Moses
- Dynamic interaction among macroeconomic fundamentals: evidence from India using the SVAR framework pp. 43-63

- Masudul Hasan Adil, Taniya Ghosh, Ibrahim Nurudeen and Neeraj Hatekar
- Fiscal policy-growth nexus in CFA countries: assessing the role of institutional quality and debt pp. 64-82

- Christelle Meniago and Joel Eita
Volume 45, issue 4, 2021
- First Palestinian intifada and intergenerational transmission of human capital pp. 209-242

- Sameh Hallaq
- The impact of fiscal policy on total factor productivity growth in a developing economy: evidence from Botswana pp. 243-259

- Sayed O. M. Timuno and Joel Eita
- Changes in educational achievement and educational inequality in Lesotho: a relative distribution analysis pp. 260-282

- Ramaele Moshoeshoe
- Inflation expectations surveys: a review of some survey design choices and their implications pp. 283-303

- Monique Reid and Pierre Siklos
Volume 45, issue 3, 2021
- The steady progress of Non-English-Speaking migrant women’s labour market participation in Australia pp. 131-148

- Tariq H. Haque and M. Ohidul Haque
- Can the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) protect the interest earnings of savers/investors? A new look at Fisher’s hypothesis pp. 149-163

- Lutho Mbekeni and Andrew Phiri
- Efficiency, productivity and returns to scale economies in South Africa’s healthcare insurance market pp. 164-183

- Thabang Ndlovu
- The impact of higher leverage ratios on the South African economy pp. 184-207

- Konstantin Makrelov, Rob Davies and Laurence Harris
Volume 45, issue 2, 2021
- HIV among women: does education matter more than we previously thought? pp. 71-87

- Jean-Louis Bago, Ernest Ouédraogo and Miaba Louise Lompo
- The child support grant and childbearing in South Africa: is there a case for a basic income grant? pp. 88-101

- Umakrishnan Kollamparambil
- FDI and financial development: evidence from eight post-communist countries pp. 102-116

- Manuchehr Irandoust
- Cyclicality of size, value, and momentum on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange pp. 117-129

- M. H. Kapche Fotso and W. G. P. Brown
Volume 45, issue 1, 2021
- Depreciation allowances in South Africa pp. 1-22

- Estian Calitz, Eva Muwanga-Zake, Alexius Sithole and Wynnona Steyn
- The differential effects of oil price shocks on exchange rate, inflation, and monetary policy rate in Ghana pp. 23-41

- Mikidadu Mohammed
- GARCH option pricing and implied FX volatility indices pp. 42-52

- Pierre J. Venter and Eben Maré
- The corporate income tax gap in South Africa: a top-down approach pp. 53-69

- Ada Jansen, Wynnona Steyn, Winile Ngobeni and Alexius Sithole
Volume 44, issue 3, 2020
- DYNAMIC INTERDEPENDENCE BETWEEN CRUDE OIL PRICES AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET IN NIGERIA pp. 1-20

- K.O. Emenike
- WEAK LINKS AMONG RISK, RETURN AND VOLUME IN TIME AND FREQUENCY DOMAINS pp. 21-40

- H. Dong and X. Guo
- A FORWARD GUIDANCE INDICATOR FOR THE SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK: IMPLEMENTING A TEXT ANALYSIS ALGORITHM pp. 41-72

- R. Erasmus and Hylton Hollander
- ANALYSIS OF THE DEPENDENCE STRUCTURE BETWEEN MINERALS PRICES AND THE RAND/USD EXCHANGE RATE USING COPULAS pp. 73-107

- K. Malandala and J.O. Olaomi
- COMMODITY PRICE SHOCKS AND FINANCIAL SECTOR STABILITY IN COMMODITY DEPENDENT COUNTRIES IN SOUTHERN AFRICA pp. 109-137

- N. Mupunga and T. Ngundu
- IDENTIFYING THE DRIVERS OF TRADE FINANCE IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 139-162

- S. Boshoff, G. van Vuuren and Wilma Viviers
Volume 44, issue 2, 2020
- Using Dynamic Panel Data Modeling to Study Net FDI Inflows in MENA Countries pp. 1-28

- Mohamed Abonazel and O.A. Shalaby
- Trade Openness, Institutions and Financial Development in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 29-48

- Witness Bandura
- Exploring the Behaviour of Actively Managed, Maximally Diversified Portfolios pp. 49-72

- L. Theron and G. van Vuuren
- Is there an Interdependence in Foreign Exchange Markets During Non-Crisis Periods? Empirical Evidence from Mena Countries pp. 73-107

- H. Bouhali, M.S. Chiadmi and F. Ghaiti
- Income Concentration and Economic Growth in the Neoliberal Period (1980-2014) pp. 109-132

- J. Vaca
- Underspecification of the Empirical Return-Factor Model and a Factor Analytic Augmentation as a Solution to Factor Omission pp. 133-165

- J.J. Szczygielski, L.M. Brummer and H.P. Wolmarans
Volume 44, issue 1, 2020
- Does a Monetary Union Matter for the Degree of Inflation Persistence? The Case of the West Africa Monetary Zone (WAMZ) pp. 1-34

- Ojo Adelakun
- Detecting the Environmental Kuznets Curve in African Countries pp. 35-44

- A.R.M. Alsayed and A. Malik
- Aggregational Effects in Extreme Value and Generalized Hyperbolic Models for Value-At-Risk Estimation: Evidence From the NYSE, FTSE, KRX and TWSE pp. 45-72

- Q. Mashalaba and C-K. Huang
- Liquidity Risk and Asset Liability Mismatches: Evidence From South Africa pp. 73-112

- G. Marozva and Daniel Makina
- An Efficiency Analysis of Female Hair Dressers in Empangeni, South Africa: The Role of Infrastructure pp. 113-128

- R.T. Nokuthula and M.B. Tavonga
- When Does Export Diversification Improve Economic Growth? A Comparative Analysis of Sub-Saharan African Countries pp. 129-141

- D.N. Yuni, N. Urama, U. Ugwuegbe and T. Agbanike
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