Titlebook: Accelerated Land Reform, Mining, Growth, Unemployment and Inequality in South Africa; A Case for Bold Supp Nombulelo Gumata,Eliphas Ndou Bo

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Macro Factors and the Stock Marketage and consumer price inflation have trended downwards over the sample period. Nominal wage inflation trend has declined significantly post the recession in 2009 and is approaching the upper band of the 3–6 per cent?inflation targeting range. Furthermore, real wage inflation has had eight disinflat

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Balance Sheets and Financial Instability due to positive monetary base shocks compared to inflation. In addition, positive aggregate demand shocks push NGDP growth and inflation in the same direction. Positive aggregate demand shocks have a particularly pronounced and persistent effect?on NGDP growth. Investment growth shocks exert the le

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Asset Prices, Booms and Recessionsr time and was the lowest post-financial crisis. GDP growth above 2 per cent is associated with the highest growth in QES employment and, in particular, private sector employment growth. On the other hand, the doubling of output growth to 4 per cent and above results in a significant decline in the

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Static Portfolio Theory: CAPM and Extensionsl change indices. Structural change overwhelmingly leads to output growth compared to the other way around. We establish very weak evidence that sector output growth causes and speeds up structural change. The “.” component has been growth reducing for the South African economy indicating that the d

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New Technology and the Stock Marketons for the period 1990 to 2015 for the aggregate economy as opposed to the “.” component. The “.” component has been growth reducing for the South African economy. At a sector level, the “.” component seems to have been the largest contributor especially for the (i) agricultural sector; (ii) wholes