Franzsen Commission on fiscal and monetary policy 1970
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| Kind |
commission or official report |
| Producer |
Franzsen Commission |
| Coverage |
1970 |
| Works using it |
3 |
Debates
Works using this source
| Work |
As cited |
Period |
How used |
| Gidlow (2008) |
Final report of the commission of inquiry into fiscal and monetary policy in South Africa (Franzsen Commission), 1970, pp 215-17 |
1970 |
Establishes the 1970 foreign-control finding (73.2% of deposits) and recommendations to cut foreign shareholding to 50%, which underpinned the Banks Act of 1972 restrictions. |
| Kahn (1987a) |
Franzsen Commission Report (1970) |
1970 |
Contrasts the 1970 case for maintaining exchange controls with the later De Kock position. |
| Kahn (1987b) |
Franzsen Commission Report (1970) |
1970 |
Cited as an earlier official position strongly favouring the maintenance of exchange controls because of capital flight risk. |