Emerging markets often experience instability due to rapid changes to the institutional
environment, social changes like rapid urbanization, or even unrest. We argue that …

We argue that escape foreign direct investment (FDI) happens when unknown future “rules
of the game” cause concern about the continued productive capacity of the economy …

Since the late 1990s, shifts in the nature of the global financial integration of developing and
emerging countries have exposed them to new forms of external vulnerability. This article …

Abstract ENGLISH SUMMARY: This study draws lessons from recent South African financial
history. The period covers the 2002/3 small bank crisis, the 2008 global financial crisis and …

The article analyses capital controls (CC) in South Africa in light of the historically and
geographically specific social relations of production. It highlights the role that CC have …

This paper uses the South African objects in the National Numismatic Collection of the
Smithsonian to tell a new material history of money in South Africa. In other parts of the …

The interim and final reports of the DeKock Commission (Republic of South Africa 1985)
brought monetary policy in South Africa closer to the international consensus of the 1980s …

This dissertation studies the economic history of South Africa's industrial decentralisation
policies, which led to greater trade and foreign investment with Taiwan during the closing …

Traditionally, it has been widely accepted that current reinvestments leads to future growth,
and hence that there exists a negative relationship between dividend payout ratios and …

Emerging markets often experience instability due to rapid changes to the institutional
environment, social changes like rapid urbanization, or even unrest. We argue that …