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Leading the Economy: Do both the banking sector and stock market development independently lead economic activity in South Africa? Evidence from South Africa using Granger-causality tests
This study investigates and concludes on thus the predictability of economic activity in South Africa through the use of share price indices and banking sector asset levels as leading indicators. This study investigates share price and banking sector information using both nominal and real quarterly...
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Department of Finance and Tax
2019
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