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Australian Economic Review
1968 - 2011
Edited by Ross Williams , Ian McDonald and Mark Wooden
from The University of Melbourne, Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research EDIRC .
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Volume 38, issue 4 , 2005
Fiscal Federalism: Aims, Instruments and Outcomes pp. 351-369 Ross Alan Williams How Useful Is the Genuine Savings Rate as a Sustainability Indicator for Regions within Countries? Australia and Queensland Compared pp. 370-388 Richard P.C. Brown , John Asafu-Adjaye , Mirko Draca and Anna Straton Labour Market Policy Developments in Japan: Following an Australian Lead? pp. 389-404 Noel Gaston and Tomoko Kishi The Role of Gender among Low-Paid and High-Paid Workers pp. 405-417 Paul W. Miller Introduction to the Policy Forum pp. 418-419 Ross Alan Williams The Evolution of Private Financing of Government Infrastructure in Australia-2005 and Beyond pp. 420-430 Nonie Malone Financing Transport Infrastructure: For Whom the Road Tolls pp. 431-438 Christine Brown PPPs and Infrastructure Investment pp. 439-444 Kevin Davis Public-Private Partnerships: Options for Improved Risk Allocation pp. 445-450 John C. Quiggin Historical Statistics of the Australian Economy pp. 451-458 Ian W. McLean Regulation in Environmental Markets: What Can We Learn from Experiments to Reduce Salinity? pp. 459-469 Charlotte Duke and Lata Gangadharan Volume 38, issue 3 , 2005
Unemployment Duration and Inflows onto the Disability Support Pension Program: Evidence from FaCS LDS Data pp. 233-252 Lixin Cai and Robert George Gregory The Changing External Exposure of Australian Industry pp. 253-264 Robyn Swift The Real Story of Housing Prices in Australia from 1970 to 2003 pp. 265-281 Peter Abelson and Demi Chung Some Policy Implications of Behavioural Economics: Introduction pp. 282-284 Ian Martin McDonald Behavioural Motives for Income Redistribution pp. 285-297 Christina M. Fong , Samuel Bowles and Herbert Gintis Policy Implications of Behavioural Economics: With Special Reference to the Optimal Level of Public Spending pp. 298-306 Yew-Kwang Ng Happiness and the Human Development Index: The Paradox of Australia pp. 307-318 David G. Blanchflower and Andrew J. Oswald Australian Input-Output Tables pp. 319-332 Paul Gretton Descriptive Methods for Cross-Section Data pp. 333-350 Joseph Gerald Hirschberg , Lan Lu and Jeanette Ngaire Lye Volume 38, issue 2 , 2005
An Economics Fit for Humans pp. 121-127 Ross Gittins Competitive Neutrality in Access Pricing pp. 128-136 Joshua Gans and Stephen Peter King Effects of the Australian New Tax System on Income Tax and Benefits with and without Labour Supply Responses pp. 137-158 Guyonne Kalb , Hsein Kew and Rosanna Scutella The Structure and Distribution of Household Wealth in Australia pp. 159-175 Bruce Headey , Gary Marks and Mark Peter Wooden Workplace Relations Reform: Where to Now? pp. 176-181 Mark Peter Wooden Work, Commerce and the Law: A New Australian Model? pp. 182-191 Chris Briggs and John Buchanan Why Labour Market Players Should Have Freedom to Contract pp. 192-200 Des Moore Workplace Relations Reform, Prosperity and Fairness pp. 201-210 Matthew Ryan Politics, the Constitution and Australian Industrial Relations: Pursuing a Unified National System pp. 211-222 W. J. Ford The Penn World Table: A Review pp. 223-228 Steve Dowrick Agency Costs at Telstra: A Case Study pp. 229-232 Steve Easton and Peter Howard Volume 38, issue 1 , 2005
The Effects of Individual and School Factors on University Students' Academic Performance pp. 1-18 Rosemary Win and Paul W. Miller Population Ageing and Social Expenditure in New Zealand pp. 19-39 John Creedy and Grant M. Scobie Household Debt and Financial Constraints in Australia pp. 40-60 Gianni La Cava and John Simon Government Policy and School Performance: Introduction and Overview pp. 61-65 John William Freebairn Competition, Regulation and Private Schools pp. 66-74 Mark Harrison Touching Tomorrow: Remodelling in English Schools pp. 75-82 Dame Patricia Collarbone The Structure and Funding of the School System pp. 83-90 Malcolm Anderson , Brian Caldwell , Peter Dawkins and Stephen Peter King Teaching and the Teacher Labour Market: The Case for Reform pp. 91-98 Elizabeth Webster , Mark Peter Wooden and Gary Marks Missing and Perturbed Data from the Australian Census pp. 99-107 Bruce William Bradbury Federal-State Financial Relations in Australia: The Role of the Commonwealth Grants Commission pp. 108-118 Ross Alan Williams Editors' Report 2004 pp. 119-120 John William Freebairn , Ian Martin McDonald and Mark Peter Wooden Volume 37, issue 4 , 2004
The Effects of Disability on Labour Force Status in Australia pp. 359-382 Roger Kingsley Wilkins Should the Pre-Notification of Mergers Be Compulsory in Australia? pp. 383-390 Chander Shekhar and Philip L. Williams Inflation-"Plus" Targeting at the Reserve Bank of Australia pp. 391-401 Stephen Bell Annuity Values in Defined Contribution Retirement Systems: Australia and Singapore Compared pp. 402-416 Suzanne Doyle , Olivia S. Mitchell and John Piggott Policy Forum on Intellectual Property Rights: Introduction pp. 417-418 Joshua Gans Achieving the Optimal Power of Patent Rights pp. 419-426 Paul H. Jensen and Elizabeth Webster On the Interaction between Patent Policy and Trade Secret Policy pp. 427-35 Nisvan Erkal Intellectual Property Rights: A Grant of Monopoly or an Aid to Competition? pp. 436-445 Joshua Gans , Philip L. Williams and David Briggs Consumer Surveys of the Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research pp. 446-453 Anne Leahy and Peter Summers The Excess Burden of Taxation pp. 454-464 John Creedy Volume 37, issue 3 , 2004
Why Subsidise Private Health Insurance? pp. 243-256 Harry E. Frech and Sandra Hopkins A Critique of the Private Health Insurance Regulations pp. 257-270 Rhema Vaithianathan School Performance in Australia: Is There a Role for Quasi-Markets&quest pp. 271-286 Steve Bradley , Mirko Draca and Colin P. Green Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the Queensland Electricity Supply Industry: Gas and Carbon Tax Scenarios pp. 287-303 Paul Edward Simshauser and George Docwra The Australian Grocery Industry pp. 304-310 Rhonda L. Smith Supermarkets and Shopper Dockets: The Australian Experience pp. 311-316 Joshua Gans and Stephen Peter King Retail Grocery Prices in Victoria: The Relevance of Local Market Conditions pp. 317-328 Jill Walker and Tony Webber The Impact of Supermarkets on Farm Suppliers pp. 329-336 G. R. Griffith The Supermarket: An Institutional Innovation pp. 337-342 Walter Y. Oi The HILDA Survey Four Years On pp. 343-349 Nicole Watson and Mark Peter Wooden Economic Evaluation of Health Care Programs pp. 350-358 Don Lewis Volume 37, issue 2 , 2004
Quantifying the Effect of the GST on Inflation in Australia's Capital Cities: An Intervention Analysis pp. 125-138 Abbas Valadkhani and Allan P. Layton Female Earnings and Divorce Rates: Some Australian Evidence pp. 139-152 Bruce Phillips and William Edward Griffiths Labour Supply and the Risk of Divorce: An Analysis of Australian Data pp. 153-165 Siobhan Austen Minimum Wages and Employment: Comment pp. 166-172 Ian Watson Minimum Wages and Employment: Reply pp. 173-179 Andrew Keith Leigh Long-Term Issues in Superannuation: An Overview pp. 180-183 Jon Desmond Stanford Why is Superannuation Compulsory? pp. 184-190 Michael E. Drew and Jon Desmond Stanford Some Long-Run Labour Market Effects of the Superannuation Guarantee pp. 191-197 John William Freebairn Superannuation, Owner-Occupied Housing Demand and Private Saving in Australia pp. 198-204 Ross S. Guest A Risk-Free Return is a Risk-Free Return: The Insurance Predilection in Public Policy for Retirement Income Streams pp. 205-214 Bill Stanhope Regulation of DIY Superannuation Funds pp. 215-221 Tom Valentine Australian Social Science Data Archive pp. 222-229 Trevor Breusch and Sophie Holloway Labour Supply Incentives in Alternative Tax and Transfer Schemes: A Diagrammatic Introduction pp. 230-241 John Creedy Volume 37, issue 1 , 2004
Twenty-Five Years of Australian Health Economics: Address to the Annual Conference Dinner, Australian Health Economics Society, October 2003 pp. 1-2 John Deeble Economic Evaluation in Health Care: Is It Really Useful or Are We Just Kidding Ourselves? pp. 3-11 Michael Drummond Medical Expenditures and Health Status in Australia: A Story of Increasing or Decreasing Returns? pp. 12-30 Luke B. Connelly and Darrel P. Doessel An Analysis of the General Practice Access Scheme on GP Incomes, Bulk Billing and Consumer Copayments pp. 31-40 Elizabeth Savage and Glenn Stewart Jones Moving towards an Improved Microsimulation Model of the Australian Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme pp. 41-61 Laurie J. Brown , Annie Carino Abello , Ben Guy Phillips and Ann M. Harding Measurement of the Quality of Life for Economic Evaluation and the Assessment of Quality of Life (AQoL) Mark 2 Instrument pp. 62-88 Jeff Ralph Richardson , Neil Atherton Day , Stuart Peacock and Angelo Iezzi Potential Growth and Inflation: Estimates for Australia, the United States and Canada pp. 89-101 Mardi Dungey and John Pitchford Employment Effects of Minimum Wages: Evidence from a Quasi-Experiment-Erratum pp. 102-105 Andrew Keith Leigh Australia's Health Information: Data Sources and Their Uses pp. 106-115 Sally Goodspeed , John Goss and Josie Barac Globalisation and Inequality pp. 116-122 Mehmet A. Ulubaşoğlu Editors' Report 2003 pp. 123-124 Mark Peter Wooden
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