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| ANALYSIS OF FEASIBILITY OF MONETARY UNION IN THE SADC AND EAC: EVIDENCE FROM ANALYSIS OF TRADE OPENNESS | Ephrem Habtemichael Redda, Paul-Francois Muzindutsi, Wynand Grobler | 32–47 |
| FINANCIAL LITERACY OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS – A CASE STUDY OF A PUBLIC UNIVERSITY IN SOUTH AFRICA | Gumani Ramavhea, Jaco Fouché, Freda van der Walt | 48–65 |
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| A RECONSIDERATION OF THE EXPORT-LED GROWTH PARADIGM IN NAMIBIA DURING 1990:Q1-2016:Q4 | Joseph HALWOODİ, Cyril A. OGBOKOR | 99–116 |
| DETERMINANTS OF HOUSING INSECURITY IN A LOW INCOME SOUTH AFRICAN TOWNSHIP | N.p MNCAYİ, S.h DUNGA | 117–133 |
| PENSION FUNDS EVOLUTION, REFORMS AND TRENDS IN SOUTH AFRICA | Nthabiseng MOLEKO, Sylvanus IKHİDE | 134–151 |
| EFFECT OF DIFFERENT COMPONENTS OF COUNTRY RISK ON CREDIT EXTENSION IN SOUTH AFRICA | Paul-francois MUZİNDUTSİ, Rethabile NHLAPHO | 152–166 |
| GENDER MAINSTREAMING IN LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES: A SOUTH AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE | Shikha VYAS-DOORGAPERSAD | 167–180 |
| SPILL OVER EFFECTS OF OPERATIONAL LOSS EVENTS WITHIN THE SOUTH AFRICAN BANKING SECTOR | Suné FERREİRA, Paul-francois MUZİNDUTSİ | 181–197 |