Structural transformation is central to economic development through mobilizing fixed
investment and shifting people to industries with increasing returns, and the associated …

ABSTRACT This article situates South Africa's cash transfer programme within the country's
financialized neoliberal regime. The adoption of economic liberalization by the African …

Foreign direct investment (FDI) can increase productivity and wages. However, it is also
often accompanied by primary income deficits as foreign-owned firms repatriate their profits …

This thesis examines competing explanations for weak post-apartheid industrial
performance through the lens of the restructuring of steel and engineering and the three …

Foreign financial flows to emerging markets have increasingly become important following
the opening of financial markets globally. These financial flows are a function of a country's …

We investigate international investment income flows in 26 emerging market countries
during the period of 1998–2015. Net investment income registered a deficit for this group of …

Profits accruing to foreign-owned firms can either be repatriated to the origin country or
reinvested in the host country. Using bilateral country-level FDI earnings flow data, this …

Among the Asian regions the East Asia is the largest recipient of foreign direct investment
(FDI). The FDI by affecting the host country's exports and imports may also influence the …

Financialisation shapes the ways in which middle-income countries and their nonfinancial
corporations integrate into global supply chains and the global financial system. This …

The thesis explores the internationalisation and financialisation of the South African
economy in the post-apartheid period grounded in a Marxist political-economy framework …