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97.4: The Development of Regional Economic Project; Research Directions

G. Coombs, S. Barrett, M. Bright, J. Molloy, O'Neil, M., G. Wittwer, D. Young, D. Baryczka, M. Bishop, C. Halsey, N. Howarth and S. James

97.3: The Development of Regional Economic Project; Literature Review

G. Coombs, S. Barrett, M. Bright, J. Molloy, O'Neil, M., G. Wittwer, D. Young, D. Baryczka, M. Bishop, C. Halsey, N. Howarth and S. James

97.2: The Development of Regional Economic Project; South Australia, a Small Open Regional Economy

G. Coombs, S. Barrett, M. Bright, J. Molloy, O'Neil, M., G. Wittwer, D. Young, D. Baryczka, M. Bishop, C. Halsey, N. Howarth and S. James

97.1: The Development of Regional Economic Project; Overview of Literature Review and Research Directions

G. Coombs, S. Barrett, M. Bright, J. Molloy, O'Neil, M., G. Wittwer, D. Young, D. Baryczka, M. Bishop, C. Halsey, N. Howarth and S. James

96.6: User Economies of Scale Bus Subsidy in Adelaide

P. Tisato

96.5: Public Transport Subsidy: A Review with Special reference to User Economies of Scale

P. Tisato

96.4: Travel Affordability in Adelaide for People with Disabilities

P. Tisato

96.3: The Challenges of Globalisation: Lessons from Australian Experience

C. Walsh

96.2: Wheelchair Accessibility Taxis: The Adelaide Experience

P. Tisato

96.1: Refocussing Commonwealth-State Financial Relation: Tax Powers, Microeconomic Reform and Intergovernment Relations

C. Walsh