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Petrol price (Gauteng) = 21.4/litre  Petrol price (Coastal) = 20.75/litre  CPI December '22 = 7.2% y-o-y  PPI manufacturing December '22 = 13.5%  GDP growth Q3 = 4% y-o-y  Prime interest rate = 10.5%  Unemployment rate Q3 = 32.9%  Retail sales November '22 = 0.4% y-o-y  Manufacturing output November '22 = -1.1% y-o-y 
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Studies in Economics and Econometrics


Studies in Economics and Econometrics (S.E.E) is an international journal that publishes articles in the field of study of Economics (in the widest sense of the word).  All contributions are welcome, but are subject to an objective selection procedure to ensure that all published articles answer the criteria of scientific objectivity, importance, replicability and intelligibility.

SEE entered its 44th year of publication in 2021. The internationally renowned academic publisher, Taylor & Francis, took on SEE from 1 January 2021, under the imprint Routledge.

Taylor & Francis takes responsibility for the production, sale and distribution of SEE. To preserve the independence of the journal, Stellenbosch University retains the function of editing and reviewing all submissions. At Stellenbosch University, the Bureau for Economic Research (BER), the Business School (USB) and the Department of Economics (since 2016) will continue to jointly assume responsibility for SEE.

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W.H Boshoff, University of Stellenbosch

Business Editor


George Kershoff, Bureau for Economic Research

Editorial panel


  • Haim Abraham, University of Cape Town;
  • Meshach Aziakpono, Stellenbosch Business School;
  • Graham Barr, University of Cape Town;
  • Nicholas Biekpe, African Growth Research;
  • Sinclair Davidson, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology;
  • Stan du Plessis, Stellenbosch University;
  • Mario du Preez, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University;
  • Joel Eita, Monash University;
  • Johannes Fedderke, Pennsylvania State University;
  • Bärbel Haldenwang, Institute for Futures Research;
  • Gavin Keeton, Rhodes University;
  • Steve Koch, University of Pretoria;
  • Philip Mohr, Emeritus Professor, University of South Africa;
  • Ben Smit, Stellenbosch University;
  • Paul van Rensburg, University of Cape Town;
  • Gilbert Wesso, SA Reserve Bank;
  • Emmanuel Ziramba, University of Namibia.

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Celeste Booysen: for enquiries about subscriptions to SEE, purchased articles and back copies prior to 2021; for enquiries beyond that, contact https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rsee20/current

The Editorial Office: The Editorial Office: for enquiries about the submission of an article and the progress with the refereeing of a submitted article, please consult the information contained on the online submissions platform or e-mail see@usb.ac.za.

Instructions to authors and publication guidelines


All submissions to the SEE occur through the online submission platform of Taylor & Francis. Please navigate to https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rsee20/current for detailed information on submissions and the relevant style requirements of the journal.

Editorial Policy


The Journal for Studies in Economics and Econometrics is an international journal that publishes articles in the field of study of Economics (in the widest sense of the word). All contributions are welcome, but are subject to an objective selection procedure to ensure that all published articles answer the criteria of scientific objectivity, importance, competence, replicability and intelligibility. In cases where the data used in the study are not freely available, an author may be requested to provide the referees with his data base.

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  • Articles prior to 2021 are also available through www.sabinet.com

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