Australian Economic Papers

1969 - 2025

Current editor(s): Daniel Leonard

From Wiley Blackwell
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Wiley Content Delivery ().

Access Statistics for this journal.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

OWNERSHIP VERSUS TIMING OF THE GAME pp. 305-314: Mehrdad Sepahvand and Richard Cornes
THE J‐CURVE AT THE INDUSTRY LEVEL: EVIDENCE FROM TRADE BETWEEN THE US AND AUSTRALIA* pp. 315-328: Mohsen Bahmani‐oskooee and Yomgqing Wang
MIGRATION, MEDICAL AID AND WELFARE* pp. 329-347: Wataru Kureishi and Ken Tabata
RE‐EXAMINING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF STABILISATION POLICY pp. 348-359: Anthony Makin
CO‐MOVEMENT OF AUSTRALIAN STATE BUSINESS CYCLES* pp. 360-374: David Norman and Thomas Walker
PREDICTING FINANCIAL DISTRESS IN THE AUSTRALIAN FINANCIAL SERVICE INDUSTRY pp. 375-388: Juliana Yim and Heather Mitchell

NONLINEAR PRICING IN ASYMMETRIC DUOPOLY pp. 205-223: Marco Alderighi
HEDGING, SPECULATION, AND INVESTMENT IN BALANCE‐SHEET TRIGGERED CURRENCY CRISES* pp. 224-233: Andreas Röthig, Willi Semmler and Peter Flaschel
STRATEGIC DEBT AND RJV COMPETITION: ERRATUM pp. 234-239: Shiou Shieh, Pei‐ling Chen and Ho‐chyuan Chen
ARE CHINESE STOCK MARKETS INCREASING INTEGRATION WITH OTHER MARKETS IN THE GREATER CHINA REGION AND OTHER MAJOR MARKETS? pp. 240-253: Gary Gang Tian
SOURCES OF PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH IN AUSTRALIAN TEXTILE AND CLOTHING FIRMS* pp. 254-281: Ikm Mokhtarul Wadud
BUSINESS CYCLE TRENDS, CYCLES AND GROWTH REVISITED: WITH APPLICATIONS TO G7 ECONOMIES* pp. 282-299: Peijie Wang and Ping Wang
AN EMPIRICAL NOTE ON CRITICAL COMMENTARY IN AUSTRALIAN ECONOMICS JOURNALS pp. 300-303: Brian Dollery, Joel Byrnes and Galia Akimova

FIRMS’ CHARACTERISTIC AND EQUILIBRIUM WITH TRADEABLE PERMITS MARKET* pp. 109-121: Pierre-André Jouvet, Philippe Michel and Gilles Rotillon
IDENTIFYING INTERDEPENDENCIES BETWEEN SOUTH‐EAST ASIAN STOCK MARKETS: A NON‐LINEAR APPROACH pp. 122-135: Ólan Henry, Nilss Olekalns and Rajith Lakshman
EXCHANGE RATE STABILISATION, LEARNING AND THE TAYLOR PRINCIPLE pp. 136-151: Peter Spahn
THE IMPACT OF CHILDCARE COSTS ON THE FULL‐TIME/PART‐TIME EMPLOYMENT DECISIONS OF AUSTRALIAN MOTHERS pp. 152-169: Anu Rammohan and Stephen Whelan
SUBSTITUTION AND COMPLEMENTARITY IN THE CREATION AND COMMUNICATION OF AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITY RESEARCH* pp. 170-190: Claudia Burgio‐ficca and Chris Doucouliagos
LOCATION OF PUBLIC FIRM IN THE PRESENCE OF MULTINATIONAL FIRM: A MIXED DUOPOLY APPROACH* pp. 191-203: Hikaru Ogawa and Yasuo Sanjo

THE INFLUENCE OF TYPE OF HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED ON UNIVERSITY PERFORMANCE* pp. 1-17: Elisa Rose Birch and Paul Miller
SYSTEMATIC INFLUENCES ON TEACHING EVALUATIONS: THE CASE FOR CAUTION* pp. 18-38: Martin Davies, Joseph Hirschberg, Jeanette Lye, Carol Johnston and Ian McDonald
HOTELLING'S BEACH WITH LINEAR AND QUADRATIC TRANSPORTATION COSTS: EXISTENCE OF PURE STRATEGY EQUILIBRIA* pp. 39-51: Alain Egli
IMMIGRATION UNEMPLOYMENT RELATIONSHIP: THE EVIDENCE FROM CANADA* pp. 52-66: Asad Islam
RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY OF AUSTRALIAN ACADEMIC ECONOMISTS: HUMAN‐CAPITAL AND FIXED EFFECTS* pp. 67-87: Joan Rodgers and Frank Neri
UNDERSTANDING THE WORLD WOOL MARKET: TRADE, PRODUCTIVITY AND GROWERS’ INCOMES* pp. 88-107: George Verikios

MIXED OLIGOPOLY IN A SINGLE INTERNATIONAL MARKET* pp. 269-280: Ali Dadpay and John Heywood
STABILITY OF THE COURNOT SOLUTION AND FREE ENTRY: A NOTE* pp. 281-285: Takeshi Ikeda
GEOGRAPHICAL SPACE AND EFFECTIVE DEMAND UNDER STAGNATION pp. 286-298: Wataru Johdo
HUB‐AIRPORT COMPETITION: CONNECTING TIME DIFFERENTIATION AND CONCESSION CONSUMPTION* pp. 299-317: Ming Hsin Lin
SEGREGATION IN THE AUSTRALIAN LABOUR MARKET* pp. 318-332: Jaai Parasnis
‘JUMPS’ IN MACROECONOMIC MODELS: AN EXAMPLE WHEN EIGENVALUES ARE COMPLEX‐VALUED* pp. 333-342: Peter J. Stemp
THE DISTRIBUTION OF RESEARCH PERFORMANCE ACROSS AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES, 1992–2003, AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR ‘BUILDING DIVERSITY’ pp. 343-361: Simon Ville, Abbas Valadkhani and Martin O’brien
IS IT HARDER TO SOAR WITH EAGLES WHEN YOU WORK WITH TURKEYS?* pp. 362-371: Kevin Fox and Ross Milbourne

A SAVINGS SUBSIDISATION SYSTEM IN A MODEL OF ENDOGENOUS FERTILITY AND ENDOGENOUS GROWTH: AN EXTENSION OF WIGGER (1999) pp. 179-187: Chong Mun Ho and Brian Dollery
TRADE OPENNESS: AN AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE pp. 188-203: Simon Guttmann and Anthony Richards
DEFECTING FROM R&D COOPERATION pp. 204-226: Gamal Atallah
JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES MEETS MILTON FRIEDMAN AND EDMOND PHELPS: THE RANGE VERSUS THE NATURAL RATE IN AUSTRALIA, 1965:4 TO 2003:3 pp. 227-240: Jeanette Lye and Ian McDonald
QUALITY COMPETITION WITH STOCHASTIC DEMAND AND COSTLY SEARCH: THEORY AND EVIDENCE FROM THE VIDEO RENTAL MARKET pp. 241-252: Amanda S. King and John T. King
THE RISK PREMIUM FOR EQUITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR RESOURCE ALLOCATION, WELFARE AND POLICY* pp. 253-268: Simon Grant and John Quiggin

NASH BARGAINING AND CO‐OPERATIVES pp. 89-98: Eddie Oczkowski
THE CURSE OF WINDFALL GAINS IN A NON RENEWABLE RESOURCE OLIGOPOLY* pp. 99-105: Hassan Benchekroun and Ngo Long
AN ANALYSIS OF DURATION ON THE DISABILITY SUPPORT PENSION PROGRAM* pp. 106-126: Lixin Cai
OPTIMAL POLICY FOR PRODUCT R&D WITH ENDOGENOUS QUALITY ORDERING: ASYMMETRIC DUOPOLY* pp. 127-140: Naoto Jinji and Tsuyoshi Toshimitsu
COST‐SAVING PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES AND STRATEGIC DELEGATION* pp. 141-157: Juan Carlos Bárcena‐ruiz and Norma Olaizola
RISK, UNCERTAINTY AND CHINA'S EXPORTS* pp. 158-168: Guangzhong Li, Jan P. Voon and Jimmy Ran
OPTIMALITY OF PRE‐EMPTING REGULATIONS ON NATURAL RESOURCE USE pp. 169-178: Tiho Ancev

STUDENT OUTCOMES AT UNIVERSITY IN AUSTRALIA: A QUANTILE REGRESSION APPROACH* pp. 1-17: Elisa Rose Birch and Paul Miller
ACCOUNTING FOR POPULATION AGEING IN TAX MICROSIMULATION MODELLING BY SURVEY REWEIGHTING* pp. 18-37: Lixin Cai, John Creedy and Guyonne Kalb
LABOUR MOBILITY AND TRANS‐TASMAN CURRENCY UNION* pp. 38-56: Adam Creighton
COSTLY AGEING OR COSTLY DEATHS? UNDERSTANDING HEALTH CARE EXPENDITURE USING AUSTRALIAN MEDICARE PAYMENTS DATA* pp. 57-74: David Johnson and Jongsay Yong
PETROLEUM REFINING INDUSTRY: AN ASSESSMENT OF ITS PRODUCTION STRUCTURE* pp. 75-88: Othman E. Mohammed and Nadeem A. Burney