Recent publications:

Ability of firms to adjust to higher energy costs
Brent Cloete, Stephen Chisadza and Yash Ramkolowan (DNA Economics)
Brett Cohen, Kyle Mason-Jones and Cornelia Ras (The Green House)
SADC Trade in Services: Negotiating the National Interest
Matthew Stern, Sarah Truen and Yash Ramkolowan
Approaching the 'Why, What and How’ of Low-Carbon Planning in South Africa
WWF, The Green House and DNA Economics
Professional services in South Africa
Niall Condon, Matthew Stern & Sarah Truen
A memorandum on the need for Regulatory Impact Assessments in toll road price decisions
By Sarah Truen
The effectiveness of African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) in increasing trade from Least Developed Countries
by Niall Condon and Matthew Stern
Increasing trade with Latin America
by DNA Economics and AMERU

Carbon Taxes in South Africa: Motivation and Likely Impacts
by Brent Cloete

The Developmental Effectiveness of Untied Aid: South Africa Case Study
by Yash Ramkolowan and Matthew Stern

Skills Shortages and Productivity Issues in the Public Service
By Amanda Jitsing

Trade and Trade Policy in South Africa
by Matthew Stern and Frank Flatters

The Economics of MIDP and the South African Motor Industry
by Frank Flatters

Trade and Poverty Case Study: Small Household Appliances
by Taz Chaponda and Matthew Stern

Trade and Poverty in South Africa: Lessons and Policy Recommendations
by Lawrence Edwards and Matthew Stern

SACU Revenue Sharing: Issues and Options
by Frank Flatters and Matthew Stern

Implementing the SACU Revenue-Sharing Formula: Customs Revenues
by Matthew Stern and Frank Flatters

SADC Customs Union Study - main report

SADC Customs Union Study - policy brief

VAT Practices within SACU and Possibilities for Harmonisation
Amanda Jitsing and Matthew Stern
Moving Medics: A Case Study of South Africa
Matthew Stern
DNA Economics' research work has a strong focus on trade, industrial and regulatory policy issues.

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