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September 1947, Volume 15, Issue 3
- 212-217 Aspects Of “Controlled” Marketing In The Union
by WINSTON J. S. ALLWRIGHT & Mr. SAMUELS' - 218-219 Aspects Of “Controlled” Marketing In The Union
by L. H. Samuels
June 1947, Volume 15, Issue 2
- 87-115 Methodological Issues In The Theory Of Price Flexibility
by D. G. Franszen - 116-123 Gif Fredome Failye
by R. Leslie - 124-137 Konjunktuurgevoeligheid Van Suid‐Afrikaanse Belastings
by Deur J. L. SADIE - 147-148 The Influence Of Raw Wool Prices On Wool Consumption
by F. J. C. Cronjé - 149-150 A Note On The Relative Merits Of Tariffs And Subsidies
by J. De V. Graaff
March 1947, Volume 15, Issue 1
- 1-26 Federal Financing In The United States, 1941–1946
by Gail E. Sharpe - 27-39 Whither South Africa?
by S. Herbert Frankel - 40-46 Free Trade And Planned Economy1
by W. F. Crick - 47-59 Aspects Of “Controlled” Marketing In The Union
by L. H. Samuels - 60-67 Changing Emphasis In Public Finance
by D. Hobart Houghton - 73-77 Norwegian Savings Banks And The State Of The Money Market During And After The War
by Fredrjk Schjander
December 1946, Volume 14, Issue 4
- 237-252 The Keynesian Revolution In Economics1
by G. W. G. Browne - 253-276 The Ruler
by G. F. Thirlby - 277-287 The Chemical Industry In South Africa …Before Union (1910)
by H. Schauder - 288-304 Some Comments On Secondary Industry In South Africa
by E. L. Threlfell - 310-317 REVIEW OF BOARD OF TRADE AND INDUSTRIES REPORT No. 285 AND RAILWAY ADMINISTRATION WHITE PAPER OF MAY 28, 1946
by R. L. Threlfell
September 1946, Volume 14, Issue 3
- 173-187 The Problem Of Imperial Preference1
by G. S. H. Rossouw - 188-201 Economists And Government
by G. W. G. Browne - 202-211 Economic Historians And Their Colleagues1
by H. M. Robertson - 215-219 The Development Of The Soviet Economic System
by W. H. Hutt - 220-223 Consumption, Investment And War Expenditure In Relation To National Inoome
by S. Herbert Frankel - 224-225 A Note On Tariffs And Subsides
by G. W. G. Browne - 226-227 The Economic Society Of South Africa
by G. S. H. Bossouw - 228-229 Die Ekonomiese Vereniging Van Suid‐Afrika
by G. S. H. Bossouw
June 1946, Volume 14, Issue 2
- 81-99 Death Duties In South Africa
by Ellison Kahn - 100-116 Some Aspects Of The Economic Development Of Northern Rhodesia
by James A. Henry - 117-131 The Relative Merits Of Tariffs And Subsidies As Methods Of Protection1
by E. L. Threlfell - 132-160 Public Finance And The Business Cycle In South Africa, 1910–1940
by J. L. Sadie
March 1946, Volume 14, Issue 1
- 17-21 What'S The Use Of Economists?1
by W. F. Crick - 22-39 WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHANGES IN THE CONCENTRATION OF SUPERTAX ABLE INCOMES IN SOUTH AFRICA: July, 1915–Jane, 1943
by J. de V. GRAAFF. - 40-62 Survey Of The Income And Expenditure Of Indian Employees Of The Durban Corporation. Living At The Magazine Barracks, Durban
by V. Sirkabi Naidoo - 67-70 Some Comments On Professor Hutt'S “Full Employment And The Future Of Industry.”
by J. A. Henry - 70-75 A Note On The Business Cycle In South Africa 1939–1940
by J. L. Sadie
December 1945, Volume 13, Issue 4
- 245-262 The Economic Development Of The Cape Under Van Riebeek
by H. M. Robertson - 263-303 The Size Of The South African Industrial Unit
by R. H. Smith - 304-317 Social And Economic Statistics In The Union
by T. H. Kelly - 318-325 Some Features Of Wartime Finance And Exchange Control In The South‐West African Karakul Trade
by Henry Gundry - 332-343 A Critique Of Professor Hutt'S “Two Studies In The Statistics Of Russia”
by C. A. Friedmann - 344-363 Further Aspects Of Russian Statistics
by W. H. Hutt
September 1945, Volume 13, Issue 3
- 145-169 Economic Incentives In The Post‐War World1
by C. S. Richards. - 170-184 The Economic Development Of The Cape Under Van Riebeek
by H. M. Robertson. - 185-202 Full Employment And The Future Of Industry
by W. H. Hutt - 203-214 INDUSTRIAL POSSIBILITIES AND POTENTIALITIES OF NORTHERN RHODESIA: Review Article.1
by C. S. Richards. - 215-228 The Expansion Of Manufacturing Industry In The Union: Review Article.
by W. J. Busschau - 234-235 The Economic Society Of South Africa
by C. S. Richards - 235-237 Die Ekonomiese Verenigikg Van Suid‐Afrika
by C. S. Richards
June 1945, Volume 13, Issue 2
- 75-90 The Economic Development Of The Cape Under Van Riebeek
by H. M. Robertson. - 91-116 The Organisation Of Employment In The Transition From War To Peace†
by R. H. Smith - 117-128 An Objective Ordinal Theory Of Value
by G. H. T. Malan. - 129-131 Review
by Freda Wodfson. - 132-135 Consumption, Investment And War Expenditure In Relation To The National Income
by S. Herbert Frankel.
March 1945, Volume 13, Issue 1
- 1-17 The Economic Development Of The Cape Under Van Riebeek
by H. M. Robertson. - 18-42 Two Studies In The Statistics Of Russia
by W. H. Hutt. - 43-51 Some Points Of Comparison Between The Social Security Proposals For The Union And For Southern Rhodesia
by Edward Batson. - 52-57 Some Reflections On The Teaching Of Business Cycle Theory‐Review Article Of “Readings In Business Cycle Theory.”1
by J. N. Reedman. - 58-62 Reviews
by R. H. Smith. & I. Glyn Thomas. - 64-67 A Reply
by C. S. Richaeds.
December 1944, Volume 12, Issue 4
- 251-262 Panaceas, Past And Present: The History Of Some Current Ways Of Thought And Plans For Economic Reform1
by H. M. Robertson - 263-278 Report Of The Provincial Financial Resources Committee
by N. Rose‐Innes & R. D. Chambers - 279-302 The Distribution Of Benefits In The Social Security Proposals
by Edward Batson - 303-312 The Economist And The Engineer An Analysis And A Synthesis
by H. Schauder. - 316-318 A Note On The Report Of The Select Committee On Social Security
by N. N. Franklin
September 1944, Volume 12, Issue 3
- 157-204 The Task Before Us: With Special Reference To Industry
by C. S. Richards - 205-222 The Bretton Woods Conference And The International Monetary Fund
by J. E. Holloway - 223-232 International Bank For Reconstruction And Development
by M. H. De Kock - 233-233 A Short History of Labour Conditions in Germany Under Fascism
by R. H. Smith - 234-234 Wartime Government in Operation
by F. P. S. de ELMAN - 235-236 Native Land Tenure in the Bechuanaland Protectorate
by J. D. Rheinallt Jones - 237-237 The Price of Social Security
by Edward Batson - 238-244 Inflation In South Africa: Some Comments On The Annual Address Of The Governor Of The Reserve Bank
by Sheila T. Van Der Horst & C. S. Richards
June 1944, Volume 12, Issue 2
- 81-100 Plan For Economic Research In The Union
by W. H. Hutt - 101-111 Notes On The Distribution And Consumption Of Milk In Durban1
by I. G. Halliday - 112-138 An Analysis Of The Growth Of The National Income Of The Union In The Period Of Prosperity Before The War
by S. Herbert Frankel & H. Herzfeld - 144-146 A Further Note On Early Land Tenure At The Cape
by H.M. Robertson - 147-149 Consumption, Investment And War Expenditure In Relation To Tiie National Income
by S. Herbert Frankel
March 1944, Volume 12, Issue 1
- 1-12 “Plan For Reconstruction”.1
by H. R. Burrows. - 13-27 The Concepts Of Money, Capital And Credit
by M. H. de KOCK - 28-45 National Income And Outlay With Reference To Savings, Capital Movements And Investment
by Ludwig Gruenbaum. - 46-56 The Use Of Random Sampling In Sociographical Research1
by Edward Batson. - 60-63 Some Comments On The Report Of The Reconstruction Committee Of The Department Of Agriculture And Forestry
by H. S. Mabin - 63-74 The Report Op The Social Security Committee: Some Reflections
by H. S. Mabin. & Ellison Kahn.
March 1943, Volume 11, Issue 1
- 1-10 The Concept Of Waste
by W. H. Hutt - 11-23 War‐Time Control Of Prices In South Africa Iii1
by R. H. Smith - 24-47 The Right To Strike In South Africa: An Historical Analysis
by Ellison Kahn - 48-62 A Critique Of The First Report Of The Social And Economic Planning Council
by W. H. Hutt - 63-64 Studies in the National Income1924–1938
by H. Herzfeld - 64-65 National Income and Outlay in Palestine 1936
by S. Herbert Frankel & H. Herzfeld - 66-67 The Social Framework: An Introduction to Economics
by P. H. Guenault - 67-68 “Monopoly”
by C. S. Richards - 69-75 A Note On Cape Town'S Draft Rating Ordinance
by R. L. Ward - 75-77 Consumption, Investment And War Expenditure In Relation To The National Income
by S. Herbert Frankel
December 1942, Volume 10, Issue 4
- 263-281 The Excess Profits Duty In South Africa
by Basil S. Yamey - 282-294 The Secular Stagnation‐Thesis And The Problem Of Economic Stability
by D. G. Franzsen - 295-306 Reflexions On Malthus And His Predecessors1
by H. M. Robertson - 307-309 Fundamentals Of Economic Policy In The Union
by H. R. Burrows - 310-314 A REPLY with a COMMENT on the QUESTION of RATIONALISATION
by C. S. Richards
September 1942, Volume 10, Issue 3
- 169-192 Presidential Address
by S. Herbert Frankel - 193-247 Social Security
by H. R. BURROWS & I. G. HALLIDAY & P. J. de VOS & R. H. SMITH
June 1942, Volume 10, Issue 2
- 95-120 Co‐Operative Credit In The Transkeian Territories
by N. N. Franklin - 121-125 Full Employment In War‐Time
by R. J. Randall - 126-152 Whither Our War‐Time Native Policy?
by Ellison Kahn - 162-162 Notes And Memoranda
by W. Van De Laar
March 1942, Volume 10, Issue 1
- 1-15 Economic Welfare And The Development Of The Native Reserves
by N. N. Franklin - 16-35 The Taxation Of Land Values In The Transvaal By Local Authorities
by R. L. Ward - 36-46 The Study Of Economic History In South Africa And The Concept Of The “Frontier Spirit”
by Ellison Kahn - 47-72 Fundamentals Of Economic Policy In The Union1
by C. S. Richards - 82-84 A Note On The Table Of Net Investment In The Third Interim Report Of The Industrial And Agricultural Requirements Commission
by J. N. Reedman - 85-85 Charles Pearsall Memorial Fund
by W. Van de Laar
December 1941, Volume 9, Issue 4
- 335-347 Southern Rhodesian Life Tables No. 1 (European)
by J. R. H. Shaul - 348-360 War Finance And The South African War Budgets 1941–42 And 1942–43
by R. J. Randall - 361-378 American Government Finance 1930–1940
by Mark C. Mills - 379-399 Gold And Post–War Currency Standards
by J. N. Reedman - 400-415 War–Time Control Of Prices In South Africa
by R H. Smith - 416-422 An Enquiry Into Some Effects Of A Wage Determination In Grahamstown1
by N. N. Frankiin & B. S. Yamey - 441-444 The Price Factor And Reconstruction1
by W. H. Hutt & R. Leslie
September 1941, Volume 9, Issue 3
- 219-234 Presidential Address* Distributive Justice
by W. H. Hutt - 235-250 The Pricing Of Steel In South Africa1
by Frank Albert Fetter - 251-264 The Expansion Of Industry And The Supply Of Labour
by R. H. Smith & F. A. Byron - 265-273 The Company Promotion Boom In South Africa 1933–38
by Kichaed Lurk - 274-311 The Proposed New Banking Legislation
by E. H. D. Arndt
June 1941, Volume 9, Issue 2
- 113-137 World Monetary Policy After The Present War
by M. H. De Kock - 138-153 Monetary And Banking Factors And The Business Cycle In The Union
by T. W. De Jongh - 154-175 Native Farm Labour In Natal
by R. H. Smith - 176-183 Financing The South African War Effort
by P. H. Guenault & E. Kahn & R. J. Randall & J. N. Reedman - 184-189 A Reply
by S. T. VAN DER Horst - 208-209 Authority And Economy In War
by R. Leslie
March 1941, Volume 9, Issue 1
- 1-21 Economics Of Exchange In A Primitive Society
by Eileen Jensen Kriqe - 22-44 A Study Of Some Indian Family Diets In Durban
by Marouerite Malherbe - 45-65 An Analysis Of Income And Expenditure Of A Sample Of Indian Families In The Clairwood Area Of Durban
by Paul C. Sykes - 66-84 Financing The South African War Effort1
by Sheila T. Van Der Horst - 100-102 A Note On Dr. J. N. Reedman'S Remarks Upon The Balance Of External Payments1
by G. F. Thirlby
December 1940, Volume 8, Issue 4
- 325-363 Some Economic And Administrative Aspects Of South Africa'S War Effort
by C. S. Richards - 364-371 The War And The Budget
by J. N. Reedman & P. H. Guenault - 372-387 Exchange Policy And Import Control
by J. N. Reedman - 388-399 Labour Supply
by P.H Gúenault - 400-430 Price Control In War-Time
by Professor H. R. Borrows & I. G. Haluday & R. H. Smith - 431-445 The War And Its Effect On Agricultural Prices And Surpluses In South Africa
by S. D. Neumark - 475-484 Reviews
by G. F. Thirlby
December 1939, Volume 7, Issue 4
- 375-388 Privacy And Private Enterprise
by W. H. Hutt - 389-409 Agricultural Adjustment Policies In America.1
by J. M. Tinley - 410-425 Agricultural Insurance In South Africa1
by O. E. Burger - 426-448 Problems Of Price Control
by R. H. Smith - 462-471 “Report Of The Native Farm Labour Committee, 1937–39.”1
by Sheila T. van der Horst - 472-475 Some Factors In The Economy Of War—Pricing, Rationing, ‘Profiteering’ And Control.1
by T. B. King - 476-477 A Reply
by C. S. Richards
September 1939, Volume 7, Issue 3
- 255-269 Presidential Address1
by E. H. D. Arndt - 270-280 Consumer'S Surplus And Taxation: Ex Ante Or Ex Post?1
by Herbert W. Robinson - 281-294 Professional Status1
by R. Leslie - 295-304 An African Survey 1
by J. B. Condliffe - 305-309 Africa And The World Economy1
by C. S. Richards - 310-322 Some Factors In The Economy Of War—Pricing, Rationing, ‘Profiteering’ And Control
by C. S. Richards - 341-357 Some Account Of The Origin And Development Of The Economic Society Of South Africa
by C. W. Pearsall.
June 1939, Volume 7, Issue 2
- 135-148 The Future Of Gold Reconsidered.
by J. N. Reedman - 149-171 Some Reflections On The Financial Policy Of Certain Municipalities Towards The Natives Within Their Boundaries
by R. J. Randall - 172-183 Autarchy In German Agriculture
by S. D. Neumark - 184-197 Industrial Research: Its Organisation In Great Britain And The Possible Application Of Similar Methods In South Africa
by S. G. Shuttleworth - 198-206 Some Observations On The Rhodesia Nyasaland Royal Commission Report.1
by S. Herbert Frankel
March 1939, Volume 7, Issue 1
- 1-17 The Rate Of Interest
by G. F. Thirlby - 18-40 Landboukredietfasiliteite Vóór Unie
by E. H. D. Arndt - 41-65 European Population Movements In The Union Of South Africa
by D. V. Glass - 66-78 Witwatersrand Gold Mines Employees Provident Fund
by C W. Kops - 79-95 Some Notes On Mauritius With Special Reference To The Establishment Of The Mauritius Agricultural Bank1
by W R. Owens - 96-100 City Government: The Johannesburg Experiment1
by S. Herbert Frankel
December 1938, Volume 6, Issue 4
- 365-377 The Future Of The British Commonwealth Of Nations: Race Problems—Strategy—Foreign Policy And Constitutional Relations1
by R. F. Alfred Hoernlé - 378-401 The Future Of The British Commonwealth Of Nations: Economic And Financial Aspects1
by S. Herbert Frankel - 402-417 Some Aspects Of The Finances Of The Johannesburg Municipality, 1925–1937
by R. J. Randall - 418-426 Planning And Control In Agriculture: Some Comments On Professor Richards'S “Reply.”
by R. W. Anderson - 427-428 A Rejoinder
by C. S. Richards - 429-451 A Survey Of Commercial Air Transport With Special Reference To Europe, 1926–1937
by E. D. Weiss - 452-454 Economics—A General Textbook for Students. By Frederic Benham
by J. N. Reedman - 454-457 Our Trade with Britain. By P. W. Bidwell
by P. H. Guénault - 457-462 The Economy of Britain:—A History. By H. M. Croome and R. J. Hammond
by H. P. Jaff - 463-464 Your Money or Your Life. By Herbert V. Geary
by Paul H. Guénault - 464-469 Soviet Trade and Distribution. By Leonard E. Hubbard
by E. M. Chossudowsky - 469-470 Die Prinzipienfragen in den Aufwertungsdebatten. By Dr. J. Jastrow
by C. G. W. Schumann - 471-473 Trade Associations in Law and Business. Compiled by Benjamin S. Kirsh
by H. Greenwood - 473-474 World Production and Prices, 1937–38
by S. Herbert Frankel - 474-475 Studies And Reports On Statistical Methods
by S. Herbert Frankel - 475-476 America's Stake in International Investments. By Cleona Lewis and Karl T. Schlotterbeck
by H. Schauder - 476-478 Population: To‐day's Question. By G. F. McCleary
by H. P. Pollak - 479-479 Modern Economic Organization and Problems. By E. W. Shanahan
by R. J. Randall - 480-481 A Century of City Government, Manchester, 1838–1938. By Shena D. Simon
by R. J. Randall - 481-482 The National Debt and Government Credit
by R. J. Randall - 482-484 Monetary Nationalism and International Stability. By F. A. Von Hayek
by P. H. Guénault - 485-488 The Mining Timber Industry In The Industrial Census
by R. Coper - 489-491 Economists' Protest: Scheme Relating To Marketing Of Livestock And Meat.1
by R. Leslie & W. H. Hutt & T. H. Kelly & H. M. Robertson & G. F. Thirlby - 492-493 Long Term Fluctuations In The Prices Of South African Animal Products. A Note
by C. W. Pearsall - 494-495 A Reply
by F. R. Tomlinson
September 1938, Volume 6, Issue 3
- 232-254 Presidential Address: Safeguarding The Investor1
by E. H. D. Arndt - 255-271 Some Aspects Of The European Coal Position
by P. H. Guénault - 272-279 Some Notes On The Scientific Validity Of Forecast In Economics
by J. N. Reedman - 280-292 Planned Agriculture In South Africa1
by P. R. Viljoen - 293-302 A Defence Of Control In The Marketing Of Agricultural Products
by J. R. McLoughlin - 303-312 A Reply
by C. S. Richards - 313-321 The Progress Of The “Very Mean Science.”1
by Edward Batson - 345-354 Langtermyn Prysbewegings Van Suid‐Afrikaanse Veeprodukte
by F. R. Tomlinson