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Current account deficits and sustainability: evidence from South Africa
This paper investigates current account sustainability in South Africa using stationarity and coin tegration approaches to assessing intertemporal solvency - where intertemporal solvency implies current account sustainability. The contribution in this paper are four-fold. First, we consider a key em...
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School of Economics
2025
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