Economics for South African students

Like its predecessors, the sixth edition of Economics for South African students is a comprehensive introduction to economics in general, set against a contemporary South African background. The easy style and many practical examples make this publication extremely accessible. The book covers all the material usually prescribed for introductory courses, and it lays a solid foundation for intermediate and advanced studies in economics.
The sixth edition is a unique textbook. A number of experts have contributed short pieces under the collective title In the real world. We trust that these examples and case studies will be put to good use by lecturers (e.g. in discussion classes) while also providing students with more practical material to enhance their coursework.
Some of the topics covered by the In the real world pieces include:
#Fees must fall … to zero? Does free higher education exist?
Land reform
Nationalisation of the SARB
What should the SARB target?
Are tax incentives a good idea?
The following experts in various fields of economics contributed the In the real world pieces: Mduduzi Biyase,Edward Blight, Estian Calitz, Pierre Faure, Johan Fourie, Rudolf Gouws, Waldo Krugell, Jac Laubscher, Pieter le Roux, Colin McCarthy, Dave Mohr, Gabila Nubong, Andrie Schoombee, Krige Siebrits, Ben Smit, Eon Smit, Sharon Tessendorf, Chris Torr, Servaas van der Berg, Cecilia van Zyl, Cobus Vermeulen, Ingrid Woolard, Derek Yu and Mulatu Zerihun.
A bonus chapter on the South African economy can be found at https://www.myvsp.co.za/support_material_economics_additional_chapter.html
South African workbook for economics and Basic mathematics for economics students are additional resources that students can purchase at their local bookstore or online retailer. Please visit www.vanschaiknet.com for information on fundamental and supplementary Economics I products.