Examines gold-mining taxation as it relates to national planning in South Africa in 1932-1937. Pursuit of a policy that fostered manufactures and agriculture at the expense of the mines; Increase in the price of gold in 1933; Imposition of heavy taxes on the gold premium; Exploitation of low-quality ore; Attempts to reach a compromise between long-term stability and immediate profit.
Board, Christopher, Nieuwenhuysen, John P., Woods, Ivan R., and Steyn, H.S.
Subjects
ECONOMICS, BANTU-speaking peoples, INCOME inequality
Abstract
Presents a series of abstracts on various topics of economics published in the March 1964 issue of the periodical 'The South African Journal of Economics,' vol. 32. Effects of a rehabilitation program in the Bantu areas in Eastern Cape, South Africa on agricultural practices and rural life of Bantu people; Study on the distribution of income for Bantu workers in South Africa.
Lachmann, L.M., Stadler, J.J., McCrystal, Lawrence P., and Meyer, Norman
Subjects
ECONOMICS, BUDGET, GROSS domestic product
Abstract
Presents an overview of articles on economics published in the January 1964 issue of 'The South African Journal of Economics.' Compatibility between economic budgeting and non-coercive planning; Estimation of gross domestic product of Republic of South Africa.
Published
1964
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