Australian Economic Review

1968 - 2025

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Volume 28, issue 4, 1995

The Role of the Media in the Formulation of Economic Policy pp. 5-14

Ross Gittins

Planning Retirement Income in Australia: Routes through the Maze pp. 15-28

M. E. Atkinson, John Creedy and D. M. Knox

The Impact of the Welfare State on the Economic Status of Indigenous Australian Women pp. 29-42

Anne Daly and Anne Hawke

Absence Penalties and Work Attendance pp. 43-58

Jeffrey Balchin and Mark Wooden

The Determination of Common Law Awards to Injured Workers pp. 59-70

G. A. Wooe, D. L. Morrison, J. Harrison and S. Macdonald

The Australian Term Structure as a Predictor of Real Economic Activity pp. 71-85

Lakshman Alles

Household Expenditure Surveys pp. 86-88

C. K. Aitken and Duncan Ironmonger

Household Time Use Surveys pp. 89-92

C. K. Aitken and Duncan Ironmonger

An Introduction to Agricultural Economics pp. 93-108

Donald MacLaren

Region at a Glance pp. 109-116

Stuart Kells

Volume 28, issue 3, 1995

Should AFTA and CER Link? pp. 5-15

P. J. Lloyd

Australian Capital City Real House Prices, 1979–1993 pp. 16-26

Steven Bourassa and Patric Hendershott

Competition Policy: Some Neglected Issues in the Hilmer Report pp. 27-42

John Freebairn

Bank Deregulation, Supervision, and Agency Problems pp. 43-54

Kevin Davis

Real Business Cycle Models: An Introduction pp. 55-70

Mark Crosby and Glenn Otto

The Impact of Health, Education and Housing Outlays upon Income Distribution in Australia in the 1990s pp. 71-86

Ann Harding

Means Testing and Social Security Policy in Australia pp. 87-87

John Creedy

Alternative Social Welfare Systems: Means‐Tested versus Universal Benefits pp. 88-93

John Creedy

Social Policy: Poverty Traps and Alternative Income Support Systems pp. 94-99

S. F. Lambert

The Price of Means‐Tested Transfers: Effective Marginal Tax Rates in Australia in 1994 pp. 100-106

Ann Harding and Josh Polette

The Age Pension: Means Tested or Universal? pp. 107-110

David M. Knox

International Trade Data Available to Australian Researchers: A Survey pp. 111-119

Prue Phillips and Rodney Tyers

On‐line Data Available to Australian Economists: The International Economic Databank pp. 120-122

Prue Phillips

Economics and Health Services pp. 123-139

David Johnson

Region at a Glance pp. 140-145

Stuart Kells

Volume 28, issue 2, 1995

Privatisation and Crime pp. 5-13

Krzysztof Zagorski

An Ordered‐Probit Analysis of Price and Performance in Competitively Tendered Contracts pp. 14-22

Simon Domberger and Eric Ah Lik Li

Does Privatisation Pay? pp. 23-42

John Quiggin

What Does Privatisation Achieve?—A Comment on Quiggin pp. 43-47

Simon Domberger

Does Privatisation Pay?—A Reply to Domberger pp. 48-49

John Quiggin

The Influence of Financial Factors on Corporate Investment pp. 50-64

Karen Mills, Steven Morling and Warren Tease

The Social Structure of the Australian Urban Labour Market: 1976–1991 pp. 65-79

Boyd Hunter

Australia's National Training Reform Agenda: A Question of Policy? pp. 80-86

Meredith Baker and Judith Sloan

The National Training Reform Agenda pp. 87-92

William Hall

Employers and Access to Publicly Funded Training pp. 93-100

Richard Curtain

The Naked Emperor: Training Reform, Initial Vocational Preparation and Youth Wages pp. 101-108

Richard Sweet

Training in Britain: The Quiet Revolution pp. 109-115

Peter Elias

Training Data and Statistics in Australia pp. 116-120

Mark Wooden

Data Sources for Immigration Researchers pp. 121-127

Graham Bonnett

The Role of Education and Training in the Economy pp. 128-147

L. R. Maglen

Region at a Glance pp. 148-156

Sarah E. Carne

Volume 28, issue 1, 1995

Obituary pp. 4-6

Ronald F. Henderson

Editors' Report 1994 pp. 7-8

David Johnson and Peter Kenyon

Developing with Foreign Investment: Malaysia pp. 9-22

Prema-chandra Athukorala and Jayant Menon

Capital Constraints and Employmen pp. 23-34

Jerome Fahrer and John Simon

Unfinished Business pp. 35-58

David Vines

The Revival of Economic Liberalism: Australia in an International Perspective pp. 59-85

David Henderson

Macroeconomic Policy and Employment Growth in Australia pp. 86-104

A. J. Phipps and Jeffrey Sheen

The Role of Fiscal Policy pp. 105-110

Jim Thomson

Macro and Sectoral Implications of Tax Increases with Differing Distributional Impacts pp. 111-117

Peter Dixon and Maureen Rimmer

Some Short and Long Run Issues for Australian Fiscal Policy pp. 118-122

John Pitchford

The Australian Longitudinal Survey and the Australian Youth Survey pp. 123-129

Paul Miller

Can Economics Help Take the Heat Out of Global Warming? pp. 130-142

Dave Alden

Region at a Glance pp. 143-152

Sarah E. Carne