Studies in Economics and Econometrics

1996 - 2025

Current editor(s): Willem Bester

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Empirical Regularities in the Growth of Government pp. 1-30: M Q Dao
Investigating the Relevance of Supply-Side Factors for Export-Oriented Investment pp. 31-56: Alberto Behar
Possible Implications of the Price, Cross-Price and Income Elasticities of the Demand for Public Road Transport in the Cape Metropolitan Area - a Co-Integration Analysis pp. 57-74: S E Neubrech and W J Pienaar
Forecasting Cyclical Turning Points by Means of a Probabilistic Approach: Some South African Evidence pp. 75-104: M P Cook and E vd M Smit
Modelling Exchange Rates Returns Using a Nested Design Model pp. 105-114: Nicholas Biekpe
A Note on the Oman Stock Market and the Problem of Over-Subscriptions pp. 115-122: N Al-Mawali and A N M Wahid

Price Discovery in South African Financial Markets: Investigating the Relationship Between South Africa's Stock Index Futures Market and the Underlying Market pp. 1-24: Johannes Fedderke and M Joao
Revisiting the Concentration-Profits Relationship in South Africa: Moving the Debate Beyond Deadlock pp. 25-60: F C v N Fourie and A Smith
Dividendveranderings in Suid-Afrika - Tekenend Van Die Verlede of Toekoms? pp. 61-86: A E Nell, W D Hamman and E vd M Smit
Verifying Return-Based Style Analysis Using Composition-Based Factor Returns pp. 87-102: M Robertson, C Firer and D Bradfield
Financial Leasing And Investment Decisions: An Empirical Investigation pp. 103-108: J Papanastasiou, J Lazaridis and K Lyroudi

Growth and Institutions: A Study of the Link Between Political Institutions and Economic Growth In South Africa — a Times Series Study: 1935-97 pp. 1-26: J W Fedderke, R H J de Kadt and J M Luiz
Seasonal Patterns On the Johannesburg Stock Exchange: Some New Evidence pp. 27-61: J le Roux and E vd M Smit
Income Inequality In South Africa — a Statistical Analysis pp. 63-75: A K Ngwane, V S S Yadavalli and F E Steffens
Poverty In South Africa In 1995 — a Totally Fuzzy and Relative Approach pp. 77-87: A K Ngwane, V S S Yadavalli and F E Steffens
Deregulation of the Liquid Fuels Sector In South Africa pp. 89-103: J H P van Heerden and C Odendaai

Introduction to Special Edition pp. 1-5: Murray Leibbrandt and Nicoli Nattrass
South Africa’s Changing Income Distribution in the 1990s pp. 7-30: A Whiteford and D E van Seventer
Understanding Contemporary Household Inequality in South Africa pp. 31-51: Murray Leibbrandt, Ingrid Woolard and Haroon Bhorat
Visions of Society: Peasants, Workers and the Unemployed in a Changing South Africa pp. 53-71: J Seekings
The Debate about Unemployment in the 1990s pp. 73-89: N Nattrass
Discrimination is Declining in South Africa But Inequality is Not pp. 91-108: P Moll
The Changing Pattern of Segmentation in the South African Labour Market pp. 109-128: J Hofmeyr
Inequality, Unemployment and Wage-Setting Institutions in South Africa pp. 129-141: N Nattrass
Will Lower Wages Cause Faster Growth in South Africa? pp. 143-163: B Gibson

Inflation Targeting in South Africa: A Var Analysis pp. 1-17: G Woglom
Purchasing Power Parity in the Long Run: An Empirical Re-Evaluation of the South African Evidence pp. 19-34: T de Wet
Generational Accounting: A Comparison Between Various Taxes’ Incidence on the Young and Old in South Africa pp. 35-51: J H van Heerden and Nicolaas Schoeman
A Study of Convergence in the World Economy, 1960-97 pp. 53-65: L Yadavalli and V S S Yadavalli
Social Rates of Discount Revisited, With Derivations For Trinidad and South Africa pp. 67-85: Stefano Mainardi
Detecting Heteroscedasticity Using a Non-Parametric Regression Technique pp. 87-95: Nicholas Biekpe

The Black-Scholes Model of Option Prices if Individuals’ Utilities are Admitted pp. 1-10: H Abraham
The White Paper on Population Policy: The Economic-Demographic Perspective pp. 11-20: J L Sadie
Import Demand Elasticities for South Africa: A Cointegration Analysis pp. 21-37: V Gumede
A Comparison of Earnings Per Share and Dividends Per Share as Explanatory Variables for Share Price pp. 39-53: Christo Auret and J U de Villiers
Mean Reversion of Rates and Prices in the South African Market pp. 55-67: M Botha, G van Vuuren and P Styger
The Behaviour of Equity Trading Volume on the London Stock Exchange pp. 69-85: K K Opong, Nicholas Biekpe and P McIlkenny

Extra-Market Sensitivity to a Gold Price Factor: Evidence From National Market Portfolios pp. 1-14: S Davidson and Robert Faff
Share Market Reaction to Large Daily Price Declines: Evidence from the JSE pp. 15-48: A C Robertson, M Page and E vd M Smit
Livestock Supply Response in South Africa: An Investigation of Producer Price and Technology Dynamics pp. 49-61: R F Townsend
Mean Reversion on the JSE: 1961-1997 pp. 63-74: S H High
A Note on State Capacity Building for Economic Growth in South Africa pp. 75-89: L Crase and Brian Dollery

Post-Entry Gender Discrimination in the South African Labour Market pp. 1-25: A G Isemonger and N J Roberts
Macroeconomic Identification of Candidate Apt Factors on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange pp. 27-53: P van Rensburg
The Estimation of a System of Provincial Input-Output Tables for South Africa pp. 55-75: D E N van Seventer
Sector Diversification and Second Order Risk pp. 77-87: J U de Villiers and R Favis
A Comparative Review of Twenty Econometric Packages pp. 89-118: G R Wesso

Exchange Rate Targeting in South Africa and India pp. 1-20: A Parikh
Testing Purchasing Power Parity Theory: A Case Study in Non-Falsificationism pp. 21-39: D Hodge
Estimates of Armington Elasticities for the South African Manufacturing Sector pp. 41-51: W Naudé, F van der Merwe and J van Heerden
Costs and Efficiency in Botswana Commercial Banking pp. 53-72: C C Okeahalam
A Note on Predicting Returns Using Bilinear Arma Models pp. 74-80: Nicholas Biekpe