1、OXFORDEC ONOM ICSAFRICADOUBLE THE PAIN THE BURDEN OF UNPREDICTABLE EXCISE TAXES&HIGH INFLATION ON BEER PRODUCERS&CONSUMERS IN SOUTH AFRICAOCTOBER 2024OXFORDE CONOMI CSAFRICAThe Burden of Unpredictable Excise Taxes and High InflationABBREVIATIONSEXECUTIVE SUMMARY1.INTRODUCTION2.INFLATION AND THE SUPP

2、LY AND DEMAND OF BEER 2.1 Effects of Inflation on the Supply of Beer 2.2 Effects of Inflation on the Demand for Beer3.THE NEXUS OF TAXES,INFLATION,AND ECONOMIC GROWTH 3.1 Interactions Between Excise Taxes,Inflation,and Macroeconomic Growth 3.2 South Africas Tax Buoyancy 3.3 Consumer Price Elasticity

3、 of Demand for Beer4.EXCISE DUTIES LEVIED ON BEER IN SOUTH AFRICA 4.1 Dissecting Fiscal Receipts from Excisable Products 4.2 Evolution of Excise Duties on Beer in South Africa versus CPI Inflation 4.3 Responsiveness of Excise Revenues to Above-Inflation Duties on Beer 4.4 Tracking South Africas Tax

4、Burden on Beer in Relation to the Excise Targets5.BENCHMARKING SOUTH AFRICAS EXCISE DUTIES ON BEER 5.1 Excise Regimes and Inflation in the Selection of Benchmark Countries 5.2 Evaluating South Africas Excise Revenue against the Benchmark Countries 5.3 Balancing the Brunt of the Burden6.CONCLUSIONREF

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