Browsing Economic and Management Sciences by Author "Adams, Philip D."

Browsing Economic and Management Sciences by Author "Adams, Philip D."

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  • The impact of an electricity generation tax on the South African economy 
    Seymore, Reyno; Adams, Philip D.; Chitiga-Mabugu, Margaret; Van Heerden, J.H. (Jan Horn), 1957-; Blignaut, James Nelson (Bureau for Economic Research and the Graduate School of Business,University of Stellenbosch, 2010-02)
    In the 2008 budget of the Minister of Finance, the South African Government proposed to impose a 2 cents/kilowatt-hour (c/kWh) tax on the sale of electricity generated from non-renewable sources; this tax is to be collected ...
  • The impact of an electricity generation tax on the South African economy 
    Chitiga-Mabugu, Margaret; Van Heerden, J.H. (Jan Horn), 1957-; Seymore, Reyno; Blignaut, James Nelson; Adams, Philip D. (University of Pretoria, Department of Economics, 2009-08)
    In the 2008 budget of the Minister of Finance, the South African Government proposed to impose a 2 cents/kilowatt-hour (c/kWh) tax on the sale of electricity generated from non-renewable sources; this tax is to be collected ...
  • The impact of an environmental tax on electricity generation in South Africa 
    Seymore, Reyno; Adams, Philip D.; Chitiga-Mabugu, Margaret; Van Heerden, J.H. (Jan Horn), 1957-; Blignaut, James Nelson (Bureau for Economic Research and the Graduate School of Business, University of Stellenbosch, 2010)
    In the 2008 budget of the Minister of Finance, the South African Government proposed to impose a 2 cents/kilowatt-hour (c/kWh) tax on the sale of electricity generated from non-renewable sources; this tax is to be collected ...
  • National and regional impacts of an increase in value-added tax : a CGE analysis for South Africa 
    Roos, Elizabeth Lousia; Horridge, J. Mark; Van Heerden, J.H. (Jan Horn), 1957-; Adams, Philip D.; Bohlmann, Heinrich R.; Kobe, Kgatedi Kenneth; Vumbukani-Lepolesa, Bokang (Wiley, 2020-03)
    The South African National Treasury expected a revenue shortfall of R48.2 billion in 2017/18 and proposed tax policy measures to raise an additional R36 billion in 2018/19. A key component to raise the additional revenue ...