1 week left to submit:
As the macroeconomic landscape evolves, how can policy adapt? We introduce the 2nd RISE Workshop and Short Course on Macroeconomic Regimes and their Implications for Modelling and Policy Making.

Learn more: samnet.org.za/events/2nd-ris…

University of Pretoria

Working Paper 890:
Unleashing International Trade through Financial Integration: Evidence from a Cross- Border Payment System by Gustavo S. Cortes (University of Florida), Lucas Argentieri Mariani (University of Milano-Bicocca) and Vinicios Sant'Anna (MIT).

Read more: econrsa.org/publications/u…

2 weeks left to submit:
As the macroeconomic landscape evolves, how can policy adapt? We introduce the 2nd RISE Workshop and Short Course on Macroeconomic Regimes and their Implications for Modelling and Policy Making.

Learn more: samnet.org.za/events/2nd-ris…

University of Pretoria

As we continue to encourage economic discussions, we support ‘The Economics Minute’ by Waldo Krugell. Why is household inflation different for everyone? And how do debates around inflation levels influence expectations?
Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/43n4ml…

Call for Papers and Posters:
As the macroeconomic landscape evolves, how can policy adapt?
We introduce the  2nd RISE Workshop and Short Course on Macroeconomic Regimes and their Implications for Modelling and Policy Making.

Learn more: samnet.org.za/events/2nd-ris…

University of Pretoria

As we continue to encourage economic discussions, we support ‘The Economics Minute’ by Waldo Krugell. How large is SA's civil service compared to other countries? And relative to inflation and productivity, how has it grown over the past decade?

Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/3zi0Sv…

Last week we launched the #ThinkBigSA competition. In case you missed it, find the honest, informative and inspiring discussion with our judges here: youtu.be/S3M66f_nCso?si…

Alishia Seckam Philippe Burger Michael Sachs William Gumede Mamokete Lijane
Gracelin Baskaran PSG Wealth

Call for conference papers:
We invite you to our 2 day Conference furthering research on cities as potential drivers of economic growth.
Submission deadline: 1 August 2024
Learn more: econrsa.org/events/call-fo…

We invite you to join our 2 day Conference facilitated by Lukasz Grzybowski in Cape Town to shed light on the critical role of infrastructure in driving economic growth and competitiveness.
Register by: 30 Oct 2024
Submit paper by: 31 Aug 2024

Learn more: econrsa.org/events/ersa-co…

Call for conference papers:
We invite you to our 2 day event facilitated by Lukasz Grzybowski in Cape Town to shed light on the critical role of infrastructure in driving economic growth and competitiveness
Submission deadline: 31 August 2024

Learn more: econrsa.org/events/call-fo…

As we continue to encourage economic discussions, we support ‘The Economics Minute’ by Waldo Krugell. Why is the NWU's Policy Uncertainty Index higher this quarter? What are the sources of uncertainty? And what does this mean for the economy?
Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/2XwMHO…

What an informative, inspiring discussion on the importance of inclusive growth for a sustainable SA by the #ThinkBigSA competition judges!

Learn more: econrsa.org/psg-thinkbigsa/

Alishia Seckam Philippe Burger Michael Sachs William Gumede Mamokete Lijane Gracelin Baskaran
PSG Wealth

Introducing our first Economic Note: The Impact of capital flows on economic policy making by Christopher Loewald. A decade after the GFC, and years after the pandemic, how is the capital flows environment changing?

To read more: econrsa.org/publications/t…

In today's ‘The Economics Minute’ Podcast by Waldo Krugell, he discusses what makes stagflation stagflation. What is the nature of SA's inflation? And if the interest rate was lowered, what would happen in a stagflationary environment?

Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/7DYfVR…

#MPC

Call for Papers and Posters:
As the macroeconomic landscape evolves, how can policy adapt? We introduce the  2nd RISE Workshop and Short Course on Macroeconomic Regimes and their Implications for Modelling and Policy Making.

Learn more: samnet.org.za/events/2nd-ris…

University of Pretoria

As we continue to encourage economic discussions, we support ‘The Economics Minute’ by Waldo Krugell.
Why is the CPI higher in February than January? And with a target of 4.5%, what will happen to the repo rate during the MPC this week?

Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/2peCgv…

#MPC

Call for Papers and Posters:
As the macroeconomic landscape evolves, how can policy adapt?
We introduce the  2nd RISE Workshop and Short Course on Macroeconomic Regimes and their Implications for Modelling and Policy Making.

Learn more: samnet.org.za/events/2nd-ris…

University of Pretoria

As we continue to encourage economic discussions, we support ‘The Economics Minute’ by Waldo Krugell.
With much microeconomic evidence-based information available, how different is policy advice for micro and macro policy makers?

Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/3HD8Jw…

#PodcastAndChill

We're very excited to announce the inaugural PSG #ThinkBigSA Competition on Inclusive Economic Growth in South Africa.
Submission deadline: 30 Aug 2024

To learn more about the Challenge, Prizes, Panel and Submission process, visit: econrsa.org/psg-thinkbigsa/

#research @PSGKonsult

Today at 6pm on HOT102.7FM Business Powered by Moneyweb with Nicolette Mashile, ERSA's Fouche Venter and Bradley Kent will discuss why it is that municipalities' ratings can increase the risk of the metro's financial decline.
Tune in at 6pm: hot1027.co.za

#MOODYS