Issue Information

• Date: 01 September 2017
• Published date: 01 September 2017
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/saje.12142

THE SOUTH AFRICAN

JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS

QUARTERLYJOURNAL OF TH E ECONOMIC SOCIETY OF

SOUTH AFRICA

Vol. 85:3 September 2017

TAX(i)INGTHE POOR? COMMUTING COSTS IN

SOUTH AFRICAN CITIES

Andrew Kerr 321

PEER NETWORKSAND TOBACCO CONSUMPTIONIN

SOUTH AFRICA

Alfred Kechia Mukong 341

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF AID IN IMPROVING

REGULATIONS:AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT

Matthias Busse,Ruth Hoekstra and Robert Darko Osei 368

ENHANCING INDUSTRIALCLUSTER FORMATION

THROUGH THE REALISTICEXPORT OPPORTUNITIES

OF THE TRADE-DSM

Noleen Pisa, WilmaViviers and Riaan Rossouw 386

IMPACTOF MACROECONOMIC ANNOUNCEMENTS

ON FOREIGN EXCHANGEVOLATILITY: EVIDENCE

FROM SOUTH AFRICA

TsekeMaserumule and Paul Alagidede 405

TRANSMISSIONOF CHINA’S SHOCKS TO THE

BRIS COUNTRIES

Mustafa C¸akirand Alain Kabundi 430

MONETARYPOLICY IMPLEMENTATION AND

VOLATILITYTRANSMISSION ALONG THE YIELD

CURVE: THECASE OF KENYA

C. Emre Alper,R. Armando Morales and Fan Yang 455

EDITORS

SF Koch (Managing)

Head, Economics D epartment

Universityof Pretoria

JAguero,

Universityof Connecticut

PDunne,

Universityof Cape Town

AKabundi,

South AfricanReserve Bank

Titia Antonites

Tukkiewerf 2/21, Univ. of Pretoria,

Lynnwood Road, Pretori a 0002 RSA

saje@up.ac.za

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