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Working Papers

1997

1. Funding Higher Education in Australia
   Department of Economics - Working Papers Series, The University of Melbourne
2. Unpaid Work in the Household: Who Does What and Why?
   Department of Economics - Working Papers Series, The University of Melbourne

Journal Articles

2020

1. Introduction
   Australian Economic Review, 2020, 53, (4), 554-556

2019

2. Introduction: Australian Higher Education as an Industry
   Australian Economic Review, 2019, 52, (2), 212-216

2018

3. Editors' Report 2017
   Australian Economic Review, 2018, 51, (2), 301-302
4. Introduction
   Australian Economic Review, 2018, 51, (2), 244-246

2016

5. Evaluating the Contribution of Higher Education to Australia's Research Performance
   Australian Economic Review, 2016, 49, (2), 174-183 View citations (1)
6. Introduction
   Australian Economic Review, 2016, 49, (3), 304-306

2015

7. Introduction
   Australian Economic Review, 2015, 48, (4), 400-401

2014

8. Editor's Introduction
   Australian Economic Review, 2014, 47, (4), 490-491
9. Introduction
   Australian Economic Review, 2014, 47, (2), 218-219

2013

10. Introduction
    Australian Economic Review, 2013, 46, (4), 460-461 View citations (48)
11. Introduction
    Australian Economic Review, 2013, 46, (2), 189-190
12. Introduction
    Australian Economic Review, 2013, 46, (3), 325-326

2012

13. History of Federal–State Fiscal Relations in Australia: A Review of the Methodologies Used
    Australian Economic Review, 2012, 45, (2), 145-157

2011

14. Editors’ Report 2010
    Australian Economic Review, 2011, 44, (1), 121-122
15. State and Regional Disparities Before and After Transfers
    Australian Economic Review, 2011, 44, (2), 182-188

2010

16. Editors' Report 2009
    Australian Economic Review, 2010, 43, (1), 100-101
17. Telecommunications and Economic Activity
    Australian Economic Review, 2010, 43, (2), 176-178 View citations (1)

2009

18. Editors' Report 2008
    Australian Economic Review, 2009, 42, (1), 119-120
19. Household Debt: Is It a Liability?
    Australian Economic Review, 2009, 42, (3), 321-326

2006

20. TOWARDS A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD FOR AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES AND STUDENTS
    Economic Papers, 2006, 25, (3), 205-220

2001

21. The Scholarship of Teaching Economics
    The Journal of Economic Education, 2001, 32, (3), 195-201 View citations (5)

2000

22. Distinguished Fellow of the Economic Society of Australia, 1999: Adrian R. Pagan
    The Economic Record, 2000, 76, (233), 113-115

1999

23. Distinguished Fellow of the Economic Society of Australia, 1998: Professor Alan Powell
    The Economic Record, 1999, 75, (1), 1-4
24. Wage Effects on the Volume of Unpaid Work in Nuclear Australian Households
    Australian Economic Papers, 1999, 38, (2), 91-105 View citations (3)

1998

25. Funding Australian Universities
    Australian Economic Review, 1998, 31, (2), 148-156 View citations (8)

1994

26. Measuring Saving Intentions
    Australian Economic Review, 1994, 27, (3), 64-74
27. SIMULTANEOUS USES OF TIME IN HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTION
    Review of Income and Wealth, 1994, 40, (4), 433-440 View citations (10)
28. The cost of civil litigation: An empirical study
    International Review of Law and Economics, 1994, 14, (1), 73-86 View citations (2)

1991

29. Measuring submarket specialisation by firms
    Economics Letters, 1991, 36, (3), 291-294 View citations (4)

1988

30. Comment on Papers by Saunders and Hobbes, Piggott, and Agrawal and Meagher
    Australian Economic Review, 1988, 21, (3), 53-53

1985

31. The Economic Determinants of Private Schooling in Australia
    The Economic Record, 1985, 61, (3), 622-628 View citations (3)

1984

32. An Australian Housing Model*
    The Economic Record, 1984, 60, (2), 143-155 View citations (1)
33. HOUSING POLICY IN AUSTRALIA
    Economic Papers, 1984, 3, (3), 38-50 View citations (2)
34. Interactions Between Government and Private Outlays: Education in Australia, 1949‐50 to 1981‐82
    The Economic Record, 1984, 60, (4), 317-325

1983

35. Ownership of Dwellings and Personal Wealth in Australia
    Australian Economic Review, 1983, 16, (2), 55-62 View citations (4)

1981

36. The roles of inflation and consumer sentiment in explaining Australian consumption and savings patterns
    Journal of Economic Psychology, 1981, 1, (2), 105-120 View citations (3)

1980

37. Inflation, Unemployment and the Pattern of Non‐Durable Consumption
    Australian Economic Review, 1980, 13, (3), 24-28
38. Structural Change and Private Consumption:Evidence from the 1974–75 Household Expenditure Survey
    The Economic Record, 1980, 56, (152), 54-68 View citations (1)

1979

39. Quantitative versus qualitative measures of price expectations: The evidence from Australian consumer surveys
    Economics Letters, 1979, 2, (2), 169-173 View citations (7)
40. The Formation of Consumer Inflationary Expectations in Australia
    The Economic Record, 1979, 55, (2), 136-148 View citations (7)

1978

41. Wants and Working Wives: Household Demand and Saving in Australia
    The Economic Record, 1978, 54, (1), 32-44 View citations (2)

1975

42. Consumer Demand Systems and Aggregate Consumption in the US: An Application of the Extended Linear Expenditure System
    Canadian Journal of Economics, 1975, 8, (1), 49-66 View citations (17)
43. Cross Country Demand and Savings Patterns: An Application of the Extended Linear Expenditure System
    The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1975, 57, (3), 320-28 View citations (9)
44. Dualism in Demand and Savings Patterns: The Case of Korea*
    The Economic Record, 1975, 51, (1), 40-49

1972

45. Demand for Consumer Durables: Stock Adjustment Models and Alternative Specifications of Stock Depletion
    The Review of Economic Studies, 1972, 39, (3), 281-295 View citations (3)

Chapters

2010

1. Engel Curves
   Chapter 6 in Famous Figures and Diagrams in Economics, 2010 View citations (1)

Editor

1. Australian Economic Review
   The University of Melbourne, Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research