The editors are four global leaders in development economics and in African and South African economic analysis and policy, who between them have held or hold the following positions: Chief Economist, African Development Bank; Deputy Director General in the Presidency of the Republic of South Africa; Chief Director, Department of Trade and Industry, South Africa; Presidential Economic Advisor, South Africa; G20 Sherpa, South Africa; Co-Chair G20 Development Working Group; Chief Economist for Africa, The World Bank; Professor of Economics, University of Cape Town; Dean of Commerce, Law and Management, University of Witwatersrand; Professor of Economics, Cornell University.

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• Overview: Economic Policy in South Africa: Past, Present, and Future ; PART 1: THE ECONOMICS OF POST-APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA ; 1. Twenty Years of Economic Policy-Making: Putting People First ; 2. South Africa's Growth Performance ; 3. Macroeconomic Scenarios for South Africa: 2013-2025 ; 4. The Liberation Dividend ; 5. The Political Economy of Restructuring in South Africa ; 6. South Africa's Suboptimal Political Economy Equilibrium ; 7. Data Issues in South Africa ; PART 2: SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WORLD ECONOMY ; 8. Trade Policy Reform in South Africa ; 9. The Evolution and Impact of Foreign Direct Investment into South Africa since 1994 ; 10. South Africa's Economic Relations with Africa ; 11. South Africa's Exchange Rate Policy and Exchange Rate Developments ; PART 3: MACROECONOMICS AND FISCAL POLICY ; 12. South Africa's Fiscal Framework ; 13. Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations in South Africa ; 14. (Dis)Saving in South Africa ; 15. Inflation in South Africa ; 16. Monetary Policy in South Africa since 1994 ; 17. Central Banking After the Global Financial Crisis: The South African Case ; PART 4: FINANCE, INDUSTRY, AND INFRASTRUCTURE ; 18. Capital Markets ; 19. The Visible Hand: Shaping Stability and Inclusion in the South African Financial Sector ; 20. Banking and Credit Markets ; 21. Industrialisation Strategy ; 22. Industrial Structure and Competition Policy ; 23. Investment Climate ; 24. Commanding Heights: The Governance of State-Owned Enterprises in Contemporary South Africa ; 25. Economic Regulation of the Energy Sector ; 26. Technology and Innovation: Performance, Policy, and Prospects ; 27. Electricity Supply ; PART 5: LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT ; 28. Capturing South Africa's Demographic Dividend ; 29. Unemployment in South Africa ; 30. Segmented Labor Markets in South Africa ; 31. Labour Law ; 32. Public Employment in South Africa ; 33. Youth Unemployment Policy ; 34. Informality in South Africa ; 35. South Africa's Migrant Labour System ; PART 6: POVERTY AND INEQUALITY IN SOUTH AFRICA ; 36. Poverty and Poverty Lines in South Africa ; 37. Post-apartheid Poverty and Inequality Trends ; 38. Income Mobility in South Africa ; 39. Gender Inequality ; PART 7: POST-APARTHEID SOCIAL POLICY ; 40. Origins, Trends, and Debates in Black Economic Empowerment ; 41. Health Challenges Past and Future ; 42. The Macro Economics of AIDS in South Africa ; 43. Child Development ; 44. Education in South Africa since 1994 ; 45. Social Safety Nets ; 46. Social Security and Social Grants ; 47. Urbanization ; 48. Public Financing for Housing ; PART 8 LAND, AGRICULTURE, AND ENVIRONMENT ; 49. Land and Land Reform in South Africa ; 50. The Politics and Economics of Water in South Africa, 1994 to 2013 ; 51. Agriculture and Rural Development in the Post-Apartheid Era ; 52. Environmental Policy and the State in Post-Apartheid South Africa

The editors are four global leaders in development economics and in African and South African economic analysis and policy, who between them have held or hold the following positions: Chief Economist, African Development Bank; Deputy Director General in the Presidency of the Republic of South Africa; Chief Director, Department of Trade and Industry, South Africa; Presidential Economic Advisor, South Africa; G20 Sherpa, South Africa; Co-Chair G20 Development Working Group; Chief Economist for Africa, The World Bank; Professor of Economics, University of Cape Town; Dean of Commerce, Law and Management, University of Witwatersrand; Professor of Economics, Cornell University.

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• Overview: Economic Policy in South Africa: Past, Present, and Future ; PART 1: THE ECONOMICS OF POST-APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA ; 1. Twenty Years of Economic Policy-Making: Putting People First ; 2. South Africa's Growth Performance ; 3. Macroeconomic Scenarios for South Africa: 2013-2025 ; 4. The Liberation Dividend ; 5. The Political Economy of Restructuring in South Africa ; 6. South Africa's Suboptimal Political Economy Equilibrium ; 7. Data Issues in South Africa ; PART 2: SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WORLD ECONOMY ; 8. Trade Policy Reform in South Africa ; 9. The Evolution and Impact of Foreign Direct Investment into South Africa since 1994 ; 10. South Africa's Economic Relations with Africa ; 11. South Africa's Exchange Rate Policy and Exchange Rate Developments ; PART 3: MACROECONOMICS AND FISCAL POLICY ; 12. South Africa's Fiscal Framework ; 13. Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations in South Africa ; 14. (Dis)Saving in South Africa ; 15. Inflation in South Africa ; 16. Monetary Policy in South Africa since 1994 ; 17. Central Banking After the Global Financial Crisis: The South African Case ; PART 4: FINANCE, INDUSTRY, AND INFRASTRUCTURE ; 18. Capital Markets ; 19. The Visible Hand: Shaping Stability and Inclusion in the South African Financial Sector ; 20. Banking and Credit Markets ; 21. Industrialisation Strategy ; 22. Industrial Structure and Competition Policy ; 23. Investment Climate ; 24. Commanding Heights: The Governance of State-Owned Enterprises in Contemporary South Africa ; 25. Economic Regulation of the Energy Sector ; 26. Technology and Innovation: Performance, Policy, and Prospects ; 27. Electricity Supply ; PART 5: LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT ; 28. Capturing South Africa's Demographic Dividend ; 29. Unemployment in South Africa ; 30. Segmented Labor Markets in South Africa ; 31. Labour Law ; 32. Public Employment in South Africa ; 33. Youth Unemployment Policy ; 34. Informality in South Africa ; 35. South Africa's Migrant Labour System ; PART 6: POVERTY AND INEQUALITY IN SOUTH AFRICA ; 36. Poverty and Poverty Lines in South Africa ; 37. Post-apartheid Poverty and Inequality Trends ; 38. Income Mobility in South Africa ; 39. Gender Inequality ; PART 7: POST-APARTHEID SOCIAL POLICY ; 40. Origins, Trends, and Debates in Black Economic Empowerment ; 41. Health Challenges Past and Future ; 42. The Macro Economics of AIDS in South Africa ; 43. Child Development ; 44. Education in South Africa since 1994 ; 45. Social Safety Nets ; 46. Social Security and Social Grants ; 47. Urbanization ; 48. Public Financing for Housing ; PART 8 LAND, AGRICULTURE, AND ENVIRONMENT ; 49. Land and Land Reform in South Africa ; 50. The Politics and Economics of Water in South Africa, 1994 to 2013 ; 51. Agriculture and Rural Development in the Post-Apartheid Era ; 52. Environmental Policy and the State in Post-Apartheid South Africa

The editors are four global leaders in development economics and in African and South African economic analysis and policy, who between them have held or hold the following positions: Chief Economist, African Development Bank; Deputy Director General in the Presidency of the Republic of South Africa; Chief Director, Department of Trade and Industry, South Africa; Presidential Economic Advisor, South Africa; G20 Sherpa, South Africa; Co-Chair G20 Development Working Group; Chief Economist for Africa, The World Bank; Professor of Economics, University of Cape Town; Dean of Commerce, Law and Management, University of Witwatersrand; Professor of Economics, Cornell University.

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• Overview: Economic Policy in South Africa: Past, Present, and Future ; PART 1: THE ECONOMICS OF POST-APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA ; 1. Twenty Years of Economic Policy-Making: Putting People First ; 2. South Africa's Growth Performance ; 3. Macroeconomic Scenarios for South Africa: 2013-2025 ; 4. The Liberation Dividend ; 5. The Political Economy of Restructuring in South Africa ; 6. South Africa's Suboptimal Political Economy Equilibrium ; 7. Data Issues in South Africa ; PART 2: SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WORLD ECONOMY ; 8. Trade Policy Reform in South Africa ; 9. The Evolution and Impact of Foreign Direct Investment into South Africa since 1994 ; 10. South Africa's Economic Relations with Africa ; 11. South Africa's Exchange Rate Policy and Exchange Rate Developments ; PART 3: MACROECONOMICS AND FISCAL POLICY ; 12. South Africa's Fiscal Framework ; 13. Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations in South Africa ; 14. (Dis)Saving in South Africa ; 15. Inflation in South Africa ; 16. Monetary Policy in South Africa since 1994 ; 17. Central Banking After the Global Financial Crisis: The South African Case ; PART 4: FINANCE, INDUSTRY, AND INFRASTRUCTURE ; 18. Capital Markets ; 19. The Visible Hand: Shaping Stability and Inclusion in the South African Financial Sector ; 20. Banking and Credit Markets ; 21. Industrialisation Strategy ; 22. Industrial Structure and Competition Policy ; 23. Investment Climate ; 24. Commanding Heights: The Governance of State-Owned Enterprises in Contemporary South Africa ; 25. Economic Regulation of the Energy Sector ; 26. Technology and Innovation: Performance, Policy, and Prospects ; 27. Electricity Supply ; PART 5: LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT ; 28. Capturing South Africa's Demographic Dividend ; 29. Unemployment in South Africa ; 30. Segmented Labor Markets in South Africa ; 31. Labour Law ; 32. Public Employment in South Africa ; 33. Youth Unemployment Policy ; 34. Informality in South Africa ; 35. South Africa's Migrant Labour System ; PART 6: POVERTY AND INEQUALITY IN SOUTH AFRICA ; 36. Poverty and Poverty Lines in South Africa ; 37. Post-apartheid Poverty and Inequality Trends ; 38. Income Mobility in South Africa ; 39. Gender Inequality ; PART 7: POST-APARTHEID SOCIAL POLICY ; 40. Origins, Trends, and Debates in Black Economic Empowerment ; 41. Health Challenges Past and Future ; 42. The Macro Economics of AIDS in South Africa ; 43. Child Development ; 44. Education in South Africa since 1994 ; 45. Social Safety Nets ; 46. Social Security and Social Grants ; 47. Urbanization ; 48. Public Financing for Housing ; PART 8 LAND, AGRICULTURE, AND ENVIRONMENT ; 49. Land and Land Reform in South Africa ; 50. The Politics and Economics of Water in South Africa, 1994 to 2013 ; 51. Agriculture and Rural Development in the Post-Apartheid Era ; 52. Environmental Policy and the State in Post-Apartheid South Africa