Agenda - A Journal of Policy Analysis and Reform

1994 - 2017

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Volume 1, issue 2, 1994

Has Macroeconomic Policy Failed Australia? pp. 135-146

Garry M. White

Comment: Has Macroeconomic Policy Failed Australia? pp. 147-150

Barry Hughes

Comment: Has Macroeconomic Policy Failed Australia? pp. 151-155

Anthony Makin

Rejoinder: Has Macroeconomic Policy Failed Australia? pp. 156-158

Garry M. White

Inflation and Monetary Monopoly: Reflections on Australia’s Ten-Dollar Note pp. 159-166

Ray Evans

The Fight Against Unemployment pp. 167-178

Tom Valentine

Corporate Theory and Corporate Law Reform in Australia pp. 179-188

Ian M. Ramsay

Evaluating New Zealand’s Companies Law pp. 189-196

Michael J. Ross

Insurance Pricing and Anti-Discrimination Legislation pp. 197-204

Alan Woodfield

Proof of Native Title: A Level Playing Field? pp. 205-214

John R. Forbes

Myths about Dragons: The Case of Thailand pp. 215-228

Peter Warr

The Fallacy of Political Innocence: Some Recent Reviews of Economic Reform pp. 229-236

Michael Warby

Volunteers for Nature Protection: Examples from Bavaria pp. 237-241

Jeffrey Bennett

Are Tobacco Taxes Too High? pp. 241-244

Robert Albon

Defunct Macroeconomists: Alfred J. Malabre, Jr, Lost Prophets: An Insider’s History of the Modern Economists, Harvard Business School Press, Boston, 1993 pp. 245-247

John Foster

The New Moralism: James Q. Wilson, The Moral Sense, The Free Press, New York, 1993 pp. 247-250

Knud Haakonssen

Tradition and Innovation: Michael J. Lacey and Knud Haakonssen (eds), A Culture of Rights: The Bill of Rights in Philosophy, Politics, and Law — 1791 and 1991, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1991 pp. 250-253

Charles Richardson

Fatal Legacy: Myron Magnet, The Dream and the Nightmare: the Sixties' Legacy to the Underclass, William Morrow, New York, 1993 pp. 253-255

Roger Sandall

Markets and Community: David Willetts, Modern Conservatism, Penguin, Harmondsworth, 1992 pp. 256-258

Michael James

The Queensland IndyCar Grand Prix: Assessing Costs and Benefits pp. 259-261

Terry Black

Swy and the Market pp. 262-264

Shaun Patrick Kenaelly

Volume 1, issue 1, 1994

Why Labour Is Not Different pp. 5-12

Gerald T. Garvey

An Economist’s Guide to the Industrial Relations Reform Act pp. 13-23

Judith Sloan

National Savings and Fiscal Policy pp. 25-32

James Cox

The Folly of Regional Policy pp. 33-44

Tony Sorensen

The Achievements of the GATT Uruguay Round pp. 45-53

Alan Oxley

The Entwining of Trade and Environmental Policies pp. 55-62

Kym Anderson

Forecasting: A Mug's Game or a Productive Role for Economists? pp. 63-70

Garry M. White

Is There an Implied Constitutional Right of Freedom of Communication? pp. 71-79

Gabriel A. Moens and John Trone

New Zealand’s Bill of Rights: A Provisional Assessment pp. 81-89

Wayne Mapp

Lessons in School Reform: Recent American Writings on Education pp. 91-100

Mark Harrison

Complexity Theory and Economics pp. 101-106

David Pearce

The Rise and Fall of Victoria’s Labour Market Reform pp. 107-110

Ken Phillips

Rogernomics Mark II: Roger Douglas, Unfinished Business, Random House, Auckland, 1993 pp. 111-113

Michael James

Too Much of a Good Thing: J. R. Shackleton, Training Too Much? A Sceptical Look at the Economics of Skill Provision in the UK, Institute of Economic Affairs, London, 1992 pp. 113-115

H. M. Boot

Settling for Mediocrity?: David Hughes and Robert Albon (eds), Capital Ideas: Suggestions for Economic Reform in the ACT, Federalism Research Centre, Australian National University, Canberra, 1993 pp. 115-118

Tony Rutherford

Founder and Critic: H.W. Arndt, 50 Years of Development Studies, National Centre for Development Studies, Australian National University, 1993 pp. 118-120

Clem Tisdell

Respecting all Heritages: Neil Barr and John Cary, Greening a Brown Land: The Australian Search for Sustainable Land Use, Macmillan Australia, Melbourne, 1992 pp. 120-122

Nick Uren

Chicago vs Virginia: Charles K. Rowley, The Right to Justice: The Political Economy of Legal Services in the United States, Edward Elgar, Aldershot, 1992 pp. 123-124

Ian McEwin

Not the Current-Account Constraint Again! pp. 125-127

Anthony Makin

Government Against Itself: The Leaded Fuel Tax and the $12,000 Used Car Tariff pp. 128-130

David Pearce

The Virtue of Cooperation: Australia’s Volunteer Fire Brigades pp. 130-132

Shaun Kenaelly