Browsing Economic and Management Sciences by Subject "Consumption (Economics) -- South Africa"

Browsing Economic and Management Sciences by Subject "Consumption (Economics) -- South Africa"

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  • Hurdle models of alcohol and tobacco expenditure in South African households 
    Ground, Marc; Koch, Steven F. (Blackwell, 2008-03)
    Estimates of participation or expenditure elasticities depend upon the assumptions made regarding the observation of zero expenditure at the household level. This research examines two single-hurdle models across two ...
  • Hurdle models of alcohol and tobacco expenditure in South African households 
    Koch, Steven F.; Ground, Marc (University of Pretoria, Department of Economics, 2007-02)
    Estimates of participation or expenditure elasticities depend upon the assumptions made regarding the observation of zero expenditure at the household level. This research examines two single-hurdle models across two ...
  • The impact of retirement benefits on consumption and saving in South Africa 
    Nhabinde, V.C. (Vasco Correia); Schoeman, N.J. (Nicolaas Johannes) (University of Pretoria, Department of Economics, 2008-02)
    In this paper we empirically analyse the impact of retirement benefits on consumption and personal saving in South Africa using the Feldstein 1974 specification and procedure. By using a basic extended Ando-Modigliani life ...
  • Impact of tax induced retirement benefit schemes on consumption and saving in South Africa 
    Schoeman, N.J. (Nicolaas Johannes); Nhabinde, V.C. (Vasco Correia) (South African Association for Public Administration and Management, 2009-12)
    This article empirically analyses the impact that tax induced retirement benefits (pension payouts) have on contractual saving and consumption behaviour in South Africa. By using a basic extended Ando-Modigliani life cycle ...
  • South African household expenditure patterns : alcohol products in 1995 and 2000 
    Ground, Marc; Koch, Steven F.; Van Wyk, Dylan (Sasol Library, University of the Free State, 2008)
    This research examines differences in household expenditure on alcohol between 1995 and 2000, the most recent years for which data is publicly available. The analysis reveals that both real expenditure on all alcohol ...