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323: A Disaggregated Approach of the Ranking of Social Welfare and Poverty Levels: An Application to Australian Data
A. Martina and N. Rajaratnam 322: Government Financing of Higher Education in Australia: Rational and Performance
M. Harrison 321: Trends in the Australian Gender Wage Differential over the 1980's: Some Evidence on the Effectiveness of Economic Reform
Michael P Kidd and Xin Meng 319: Economic Reform and Deregulation in Australia
G. Fane 318: Welfare and Economic Progress of Indigenous Men of Australia and the US 1980-1990
Robert George Gregory and A.E. Daly 317: Competition and Vertical Separation
S. King 304: Immigrant Male Wages in Australia: the Role of Education
Bruce James Chapman and A. Salvage 301: Gender, Marital Status and Home Ownership in Australia
S.C. Bourassa 291: Immigrant Wage Differentials and the Role of Self-Employment in Australia
Michael P Kidd 290: Competitiveness
H.W. Arndt 289: The Economics of Import/Export Links
N. Gruen 288: Export Assistance, Trade Liberalization, Strategic Trade Theory and the 'New Development Consensus'
N. Gruen 287: Australian Student Loans
Bruce James Chapman and A. Harding 286: Sovereign Interference in Private Sector Foreign debt, examples in the 1980'S
C. Applegate 285: Predicting the Long-Term Unemployed: A primer for the Commonwealth Employment Service
Bruce James Chapman and Peter Smith 284: Fightback! Some Observations on the Higher Education Policies of the Coalition
Bruce James Chapman 283: Trade Price Shocks and Insulation: Australian's Experience with Floating Rates
J. Pitchford 281: Open economy Measures of Wealth and Hicksian Income: The Australian Example
Anthony Makin 280: The Social Cost of Foreign Debt in the Presence of Sovereign Default Risk
G. Fane and C. Applegate 279: Impact of the Fightback! Tax-Mix Change on Working Families
Patricia Frances Apps 278: Public Enterprises: A Success Story of Microeconomic Reform?
P. Forsyth 277: International Comparisons of Living Standards and Tastes: A Revealed Preference Analysis
Steve Dowrick and J. Quigguin 276: Food and the GST
John Quiggin 274: Long Term Unemployment: Projections and Policy
Bruce James Chapman , Pramod N. Junankar and C.A. Kapuscinski 273: How Do Australian Part-Time Workers Compare to Their United States Counterparty
A. Hawke 272: Over Investment in Australian Housing: Implications for Tax Policy
S.C. Bourassa and P.H. Hendershott 271: Government, Human Capital Formation and Higher Education
Bruce James Chapman and D. Pope 270: The Australian Foreign Debt Debate
C. Applegate 269: GST and the Inflation Rate. & The Consumption Tax Conference Summary and Assessment
C. Murphy and J. Pigott 268: New Zealand's Experience with Consumption Tax. & Lessons from New Zealand
A. Bollard and A. Wood 267: Borrowing, Saving and Taxation. & Consomption Tax, Compensation and The Distribution of Income
John Quiggin and A. Harding 266: Consumption Tax: A solution or New Problem? & Economic Arguments for a New Consumption Tax
T. Dwyer and J. Freebairn 265: The Case for Tourism Promotion: an Economic Analysis
L. Dwyer and P. Forsyth 264: On Macroeconomic Policy and Macroeconometric Models
Kenneth F. Wallis 263: Macroeconomic Policy Issues of the 1990s
J. Pitchford 262: Current Account Deficits, External Liability and Economic Policy
J. Pichford 261: The Relevance of Macroeconomics in OECD Countries
Blundell-Wignall, A. 260: Are Education and On-the-Job Training Complementary or Substitute Activities? Evidence from Australia, Great Britain and United States
A. Daly 259: Technological Catch Up and Diverging Incomes: Patterns of Economic Growth 1960-88
Steve Dowrick 258: Government Consumption: Its Effects on Productivity and Investment, A Study Using Panel Data for 24 OECD Countries
S. Dpwrick 257: The Structure of Industrial Relations, Wages Policy and Technological Change
Steve Dowrick 256: Male-Female Wage Differentials: How Important is Occupational Segragation?
A. Hawke 255: Aboriginal Employment and Unemployment: An Overview
P.N. Janankar and C.A. Kapuscinski 254: Academic Research Productivity: Are Economists Paid Their Marginal Product?
Geoffrey Brennan and Francis John Teal 253: Analysing the Impact of Consensual Incomes Policy on Aggregate Wage Outcome: The 1980s Australian Experiment
Bruce James Chapman , A. Hanlan , P.E.T. Lewis , W.L. Mitchell and M.J. Watts 252: Citizen Preferences and Public Education in Australia: An Analysis of Interstate Diffrences
Perry Shapiro and E. Papadakis 251: Can Interventionism Fix the Trade Deficit?
Anthony Makin 249: The Incidence of Long Term Unemployment in Australia
Pramod N. Junankar and C.A. Kapuscinski 248: Measuring the Benefits and Costs of Foreign Tourism
P. Forsyth and L. Dwyer 247: An Analysis of Australian Labour Market Programs
A. Stretton and Bruce James Chapman 246: Can Australian Compete? A Perspective on the International Competitiveness of the Australian Economy
P.J. Forsyth 245: Trade Liberalization and Intra-Industry Trade: Evidence from the CER Agreement
C. Hamilton and P. Kniest 244: Jobs and Gender: A Logo Approach to the Australian Labour Market
Gregory and R.G. 242: MEASURING THE WELFARE AND REVENUE EFFECTS OF TRADE REFORMS
Francis John Teal 241: DEMOGRAPHICS, RETIREMENT SAVING, AND SUPERANNUATION POLICY: AN AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE
Hazel Bateman , J. Frisch , Geoffrey Kingston and John Piggott 240: IMMIGRANT QUALIFICATIONS: RECOGNITION AND RELATIVE WAGE OUTPUT
B.J. Chapmen and R.R. Iredale 239: SELF DISCRIMINATION AND HUMAN CAPITAL INVESTMENT: THE RALATIONSHIP BETWEEN GENDER ROLES AND FEMALE LABOR MARKET PERFORMANCE
F. Vella 238: THE DURATION OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN AUSTRALIA: MEMORY AND MEASUREMENT
Pramod N. Junankar and C.A. Kapuscinski 237: MONETARY POLICY IN AUSTRALIA: THE CONFLICT BETWEEN SHORT-TERM AND MIDIUM- TERM OBJECTIVES
P.J. Stemp and C.W. Murphy 236: THE USE AND COST OF CHILD CARE IN AUSTRALIA
Francis John Teal 235: GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM MODELS, AUSTRALIAN'S TERMS OF TRADE AND THE REAL EXCHANGE RATE: 1970-1989
Francis John Teal 234: TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY AND WAGE POLICY
O. Covick 233: FISCAL ADJUSTMENT, THE REAL EXCHANGE RATE AND AUSTRALIAN'S EXTERNAL IMBALANCE
Alberto Alesina , D.W.R. Gruen and M.T. Jones 232: WHY DID THE PRODUCTIVITY OF AUSTRALIAN LABOUR GROW SLOWER IN THE 1980?; TIME SERIES AND CROSS-NATIONAL ANALYSIS OF TRENDS AND CAUSES
Steve Dowrick 231: INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AND THE "PRODUCTIVITY MIRACLE" IN BRITISH MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY IN THE 1980S
D. Metcalf 230: THE ROLE OF FERTILITY AND POPULATION IN ECONOMIC GROWTH: NEW RESULTS FROM AGGREGATE CROSS-NATIONAL DATA
James A. Brander and Steve Dowrick 229: ECONOMIC REFORM AND MACROECONOMIC POLICY IN NEW ZEALAND
Graeme M. Wells 228: COMPETITIVENESS, MICROECONOMIC REFORM AND THE CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT
P.J. Forsyth 227: THE DEVELOPMENT OF MONETARY INSTITUTIONS IN AUSTRALIA FROM FEDERATION TO THE SECOND WORLD WAR
C.G. Fane 226: CAN ECONOMIC THEORY EXPLAIN WHY AUSTRALIAN WOMEN ARE SO WELL PAID RELATIVE TO THEIR U.S. COUNTERPARTS?
Robert George Gregory and A.E. Daly 225: THE EFFECTS OF FISCAL RESTRAINTS ON THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY AS PROJECTED BY THE MURPHY AND MSG2 MODELS: A COMPARISON
B.F. Parsell , Alan Anthony Leslie Powell and Peter J Wilcoxen 223: A COMPARISON OF THE NIF88, AMPS AND COUNTY NATWEST MODELS
Russel John Cooper 222: FISCAL POLICY AND THE CURRENT ACCOUNT: HISTORICAL, THEORETICAL AND POLICY PERSPECTIVES, AND "TWIN DEFICIT" AND THE AUSTRALIAN MODELS COMMENTS ON A CONFERENCE
D.T. Nguyen and Adrian Rodney Pagan 221: AN ANALYSIS OF THE AUSTRALIAN CONSENSUAL INCOMES POLICY: THE PRICES AND INCOMES ACCORD
Bruce James Chapman and F. Gruen 216: Industrialisation, Catching Up and Economic Growth; A Comparative Study Across the World's Capitalist Countries
Steve Dowrick and Norman Gemmell
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