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Improving the well-being of the poor through microfinance: evidence from the Small Enterprise Foundation in South Africa

PhD Thesis Candidate: Maria Albertina Kirsten Supervisor: Professor Servaas van der Berg Co-supervisor: Professor Andrie Schoombee Institution: Stellenbosch University, Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences, Department of Economics…

October 16, 2011 By: Servaas van der Berg, Maria Albertina Kirsten (candidate), Andrie Schoombee (co-supervisor) PDF

ŉ Ongelyke Oes: Die Franse Hugenote en die vroeë Kaapse wynbedryf

Abstract Although Van Riebeeck already produced the first wine at the Cape in 1659, the arrival of French Huguenots during 1688/89 gave considerable impetus…

May 10, 2011 By: Dieter von Fintel, Johan Fourie PDF

Free education and social inequality in Ugandan primary schools: A step backward or a step in the right direction?

Abstract The intent of this study is to understand both direct and indirect resource effects in the context of a mass education system in…

April 26, 2011 By: Tia Linda Zuze, Murray Leibbrandt PDF

School resources and academic performance in Sub-Saharan Africa

Abstract We investigate links between students’ achievement and several resource inputs in African primary schools, using data from the 2000 Southern and Eastern Africa…

April 26, 2011 By: Tia Linda Zuze, Valerie Lee PDF

A History with Evidence: Income inequality in the Dutch Cape Colony

Abstract The arrival of European settlers at the Cape in 1652 marked the beginning of what would seemingly become an extremely unequal society, with…

April 10, 2011 By: Dieter von Fintel, Johan Fourie PDF

Residential Property Prices in a Sub-Market of South Africa: Separating Real Growth from Attribute Growth

Abstract This paper analyses the South African residential housing market using hedonic price theory. It builds and tests pooled OLS, fixed effects OLS, pseudo-panel…

May 10, 2010 By: Dieter von Fintel, Michael Els PDF

The dynamics of inequality in a newly settled, pre-industrial society: The case of the Cape Colony

Abstract One reason for the relatively poor development performance of many countries around the world today may be the high levels of inequality during…

April 10, 2010 By: Dieter von Fintel, Johan Fourie PDF

On the value of environmental pragmatism in economic decision-making: With special reference to the work of Bryan Norton

PhD Thesis Candidate: Leanne Seeliger Supervisor: Professor Johan Hattingh Co-supervisor: Professor Servaas van der Berg Institution: Stellenbosch University, Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences, Department of…

October 16, 2009 By: Servaas van der Berg, Leanne Seeliger (candidate), Johan Hattingh (supervisor) PDF

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Improving the well-being of the poor through microfinance: evidence from the Small Enterprise Foundation in South Africa

ŉ Ongelyke Oes: Die Franse Hugenote en die vroeë Kaapse wynbedryf

Free education and social inequality in Ugandan primary schools: A step backward or a step in the right direction?

School resources and academic performance in Sub-Saharan Africa

A History with Evidence: Income inequality in the Dutch Cape Colony

Residential Property Prices in a Sub-Market of South Africa: Separating Real Growth from Attribute Growth

The dynamics of inequality in a newly settled, pre-industrial society: The case of the Cape Colony

On the value of environmental pragmatism in economic decision-making: With special reference to the work of Bryan Norton

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