expenditure, redistribution and poverty alleviation • Chapter 9: Income protection programmes • Chapter 10: Social services • Part 3: Taxation • Chapter 11: Introduction to taxation and tax equity • Chapter 12: Tax effi ciency, administrative effi ciency and fl exibility • Chapter 13: Taxation of the individual


• Chapter 14: Taxation of


companies • Chapter 15: Taxation of wealth • Chapter 16: Taxation of goods and services, and tax reform • Part 4 Fiscal policy • Chapter 17: Public debt and debt management Part 5 Intergovernmental fi scal relations • Chapter 19: Fiscal federalism


• Chapter 18: Fiscal policy •


Lecturer resources • PowerPoint® slides • Solutions manual • Teaching plan learningzone.oxford.co.za


Student resources • Self-assessment question bank


The Oxford Companion to the Economics of South Africa


Editors: H Bhorat, A Hirsch, R Kanbur and M Ncube Contributions from leading economists from within South Africa and based around the world Editors are global leaders in South African economic analysis and policy Brings together perspectives on a range of issues: micro, macro, sectoral, country wide, and global


Provides a perspective on the last two decades and the challenges faced by South Africa as it moves to translate political freedom into economic prosperity and inclusion.


HARDBACK NOV 2014 OUP SA


456 PAGES 9780199689248


Table of Contents Part 1: The Economics of Post-Apartheid South Africa • Part 2 South Africa and the World Economy • Part 3: Macroeconomics and Fiscal Policy • Part 4: Finance, Industry, and Infrastructure • Part 5: Labour and Employment • Part 6: Poverty and Inequality in South Africa • Part 7: Post-Apartheid Social Policy • Part 8: Land, Agriculture, and Environment


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