Agenda - A Journal of Policy Analysis and Reform
1994 - 2017
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Volume 24, issue 1, 2017
- Has Sub-centre Policy Produced Sub-centres? An Evaluation of Melbourne’s Urban Spatial Planning since 1996 pp. 5-23

- Jennifer Day, Weiqing Han, Amy Boxi Wu and Jiarui Zheng
- Ricardian Equivalence, the Italian Fiscal Tradition and Western Australia’s Government Net Debt pp. 5-20

- Michael McLure
- The Lack of Competition in Governance as an Impediment to Regional Development in Australia pp. 21-30

- Brad R. Taylor
- The Impact on Research Quality of Performance-Based Funding: The Case of New Zealand’s PBRF Scheme pp. 25-48

- Robert A. Buckle and John Creedy
- Log Rolling as an Explanation of Distortions All Round: A Model à la Buchanan and Tullock pp. 31-45

- William Coleman
- The Growth of Knowledge as Grounds Against Paternalism pp. 49-73

- Greg Clydesdale
- How Much Have Chinese Investors Invested in Australia? pp. 49-58

- Kerry Liu
- Ethics in Economics pp. 61-75

- Gigi Foster
- Six Problems in the Biography of Alfred Deakin pp. 79-91

- William Coleman
- Alex Millmow's A History of Australasian Economic Thought pp. 93-98

- Selwyn Cornish
Volume 23, issue 1, 2016
- Section 18C, Human Rights, and Media Reform: An Institutional Analysis of the 2011–13 Australian Free Speech Debate Patterns in Neighboring Areas pp. 5-30

- Chris Berg and Sinclair Davidson
- The Optimal Size of Local Government, with Special Reference to New South Wales pp. 31-46

- Peter Abelson
- Reallocating Australia's Scarce Mental Health Resources pp. 47-72

- Ruth F.G. William S and D.P. Doessel
- China and the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement: Misfit or Missed Opportunity? pp. 73-88

- Bala Ramasamy and Matthew C.H. Yeung
- Jan Libich (ed.), Real-World Economic Policy: Insights from Leading Australian Economists (Cengage Learning Australia, 2015) pp. 89-92

- Omer Majeed
- Angus Deaton, The Great Escape: Health, Wealth, and the Origins of Inequality (Princeton University Press, Princeton, 2013) pp. 93-96

- Michael Palmer
- Alan Bollard, A Few Hares to Chase: The Life and Economics of Bill Phillips (Auckland University Press, Auckland, 2016) pp. 97-102

- Selwyn Cornish
Volume 22, issue 1, 2015
- Australia and the Zero Lower Bound on Interest Rates: Some Monetary Policy Options pp. 5-20

- Declan Trott
- The Curtin-Chifley Origins of the Australian Bank Deposit Guarantee pp. 21-44

- Chris Berg
- The Australian Public's Preferences Over Foreign Investment in Agriculture pp. 45-62

- James Laurenceson, Paul F. Burke and Edward Wei
- Whither Business History? Memory, Message and Meaning pp. 63-74

- David Merrett
- Wider Economic Impacts in Transport Infrastructure Cost-Benefit Analysis - A Bridge Too Far? pp. 75-98

- Leo Dobes and Joanne Leung
- Macroeconomics and the Phillips Curve Myth by James Forder (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014) pp. 99-102

- Selwyn Cornish
Volume 21, issue 1, 2014
- Paying the Penalty? The High Price of Penalty Rates in Australian Restaurants pp. 5-26

- Phil Lewis
- The Plain Truth about Plain Packaging: An Econometric Analysis of the Australian 2011 Tobacco Plain Packaging Act pp. 27-44

- Sinclair Davidson and Ashton de Silva
- Reflecting on the Growth of Indigenous Self-employment pp. 45-68

- Boyd Hunter
- Is Academic Economics Withering in Australia? pp. 69-90

- John Lodewijks and Tony Stokes
- Capital in the Twenty-First Century: A Critique of Thomas Piketty's Political Economy pp. 91-116

- Michael Potter
- Marjorie Harper, Douglas Copland. Scholar, Economist, Diplomat (Melbourne: The Miegunyah Press, 2013) pp. 117-120

- Selwyn Cornish
Volume 20, issue 2, 2013
- Excellence in Research for Australia: An Audit of the Applied Economics Rankings pp. 5-20

- Sinclair Davidson
- Fabricating Invention: The Patent Malfunction of Australian Patent Law pp. 21-38

- Hazel V. J. Moir
- Stimulating Savings: An Analysis of Cash Handouts in Australia and the United States pp. 39-60

- Sinclair Davidson and Ashton de Silva
- Is Policy Too Important to be Left to Empiricists? Lessons of the 2012 Nobel Prize in Economics pp. 61-76

- Richard Cornes and José Rodrigues-Neto
- A Critique of the Productivity Commission's Cost-Benefit Analysis in the 'Disability Care and Support' Report pp. 77-88

- Mark Harrison
- The Power to Tax, 33 Years Later pp. 89-104

- Jonathan Pincus
- 'Why Johnny Can't Regulate': A Reply to Henry Ergas pp. 105-110

- Darryl Biggar
- A Rejoinder to Biggar pp. 111-112

- Henry Ergas
- A Final Word pp. 113

- Darryl Biggar
Volume 20, issue 1, 2013
- Age Bias in the Australian Welfare State pp. 5-20

- Alan Tapper, Alan Fenna and John Phillimore
- Management of the Coastal Zone in Byron Bay: The Neglect of Medium-term Considerations pp. 21-42

- Kevin Roche, Ian Goodwin and John McAneney
- Why Johnny Can't Regulate: The Case of Natural Monopoly pp. 43-54

- Henry Ergas
- Evidence-free Policy: The Case of the National Injury Insurance Scheme pp. 55-70

- Mark Harrison
- Universities as Royal Courts: A Fable pp. 71-78

- Paul Frijters
- Beveridge and the Brief Life of 'Social Biology' at the LSE pp. 79-96

- Jeremy Shearmur
- Susan Howson, Lionel Robbins (Cambridge University Press, 2011) pp. 97-102

- Selwyn Cornish
- Richard Pomfret, The Age of Equality: The Twentieth Century in Economic Perspective (Belknap Press, 2011) pp. 103-106

- Timothy Hatton
Volume 19, issue 2, 2012
- For a Charter of Modelling Honesty pp. 5-8

- Henry Ergas
- Modelling as Agit-prop: The Treasury's Role in Australia's Carbon Tax Debate pp. 9-22

- Henry Ergas and Alex Robson
- The Treasury-KPMG Econtech Modelling of the Excess Burden of Mining Taxation: Some Doubts pp. 23-38

- Jonathan Pincus
- The Treasury's Non-modelling of the Stimulus pp. 39-52

- John Humphreys
- Treasury Forecasts of Company Tax Revenue: Back of the Envelope or Back to the Drawing Board? pp. 53-62

- Sinclair Davidson
- The Treasury-Reserve Bank ATM Taskforce Report: Would it Pass a Cost-Benefit Analysis? pp. 63-68

- Hugh Green
- Australia's NBN: Come Hell or High Water pp. 69-76

- Kevin Morgan
- The Problem of Road Congestion: The Futility of 'Avoidable Cost' Estimates pp. 77-88

- Mark Harrison
- Investments in Fire Management: Does Saving Lives Cost Lives? pp. 89-106

- Brian Ashe, Felipe Dimer de Oliveira and John McAneney
- Taming Volatile Capital Flows in Emerging Economies pp. 107-122

- Stephen Grenville
- The Academy in Decay pp. 123-130

- Ruth Williams
Volume 19, issue 1, 2012
- Australia's 2009 ATM Reforms: Transparency for Transparency's Sake pp. 5-16

- Hugh Green
- Citations as a Measure of the Research Outputs of New Zealand's Economics Departments: The Problem of 'Long and Variable Lags' pp. 17-40

- John Tressler and David Anderson
- Paved With Good Intentions: The Road Home and the Irreducible Minimum of Homelessness in Australia pp. 41-62

- Gary Johns
- Australia's Defence: A Review of the 'Reviews' pp. 63-74

- Henry Ergas
- Nicholas Wapshott, Keynes Hayek. The Clash That Defined Modern Economics (Scribe, 2011) pp. 75-79

- Selwyn Cornish
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