Australian Economic Review

1968 - 2025

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The New Zealand Experiment: Introduction pp. 5-9: Peter Kenyon
Jan Whitwell (3 April 1944 ‐ 30 October 1993) pp. 10-10: Lewis T. Evans
Microeconomic Reform of the New Zealand Public Sector pp. 11-16: Lewis Evans
Recent Labour Market and Industrial Relations Experience in New Zealand pp. 17-22: Brian Silverstone and Bridget Daldy
New Zealand Trade Patterns and Policy pp. 23-27: Tim Hazledine
Financial Liberalisation and Monetary Policy in New Zealand pp. 28-36: Eric Hansen and Dimitri Margaritis
Tax and Welfare Reforms in New Zealand pp. 37-42: Susan St John
The Unemployment‐Vacancy Relationship in Australia pp. 43-57: Jerome Fahrer and Andrew Pease
Penalty Rates and Enterprise Bargaining pp. 58-64: Stephen King
Immigrants and the Use of Government Transfer Payments pp. 65-76: Sholeh Maani
Professorial Rankings of Australian Accounting Departments pp. 77-87: Peter Brownell and Jayne Godfrey
Consolidated Financial Statements pp. 88-92: Paula Loveday
Accounting Exam Answers pp. 93-98: Paula Loveday
The Economy at a Glance pp. 99-106: Sarah E. Carne

Academic Economic Opinion in East Asia pp. 5-19: Malcolm Anderson, Richard Blandy and Sarah Carne
Policy Forum on Mabo: Introduction pp. 20-21: Peter Kenyon
The Mabo Decision pp. 22-25: Michael Crommelin
Economic Dimensions of the High Court's Mabo Judgment pp. 26-34: Jon Altman
Legal Versus Economic Perceptions of Real Property Rights pp. 35-40: R. Ian McEwin
Mabo and Inalienable Rights to Property pp. 41-44: Philip L. Williams
The Role of Government Assistance in Structural Change in Manufacturing: Australian Evidence pp. 45-55: Anthony Harris, G. A. Wood and T. Armstrong
Population Ageing and Social Expenditure in Australia pp. 56-68: John Creedy and Penelope S. Taylor
The Cost of High and Long‐Term Unemployment pp. 69-84: Paul Flatau and Philip Hemmings
International Economics for Year Twelve pp. 85-96: Graeme Woodbridge
Student Answers on International Economics, Australia and the World Economy pp. 97-105: N. R. Norman
The Economy at a Glance pp. 106-115: Sarah Carne

Forecasting and Futurology pp. 4-18: David Johnson and Peter Kenyon
Policy Forum on Long‐Term Unemployment: Introduction pp. 19-21: Peter Kenyon
Long‐Term Unemployment: The Dimensions of the Problem pp. 22-25: Bruce Chapman
Long‐Term Unemployment: Costs and Responses pp. 26-30: Alison McClelland
Long‐Term Unemployment and Macroeconomic Policy pp. 31-34: Ian McDonald
Some Policy Responses to Long‐Term Unemployment pp. 35-40: Judith Sloan
A Policy Program for Full Employment pp. 41-47: John Quiggin
Union Membership and the Legal and Institutional Environment: Labour Market Policy in Australia and the United Kingdom pp. 48-60: Peter Kenyon and Philip E. T. Lewis
Capital Market Integration and National Wealth pp. 61-70: Anthony Makin
The Impact of Competition and Trade Unions on Workplace Reform and Organisational and Technological Change pp. 71-88: Natalia Nunes, Geoffrey Crockett and Peter Dawkins
Usefulness, Diversity and Choice Among Accounting Procedures pp. 92-101: Trevor D. Wise
Four Examination Answers for Schools: Accounting pp. 102-106: Trevor D. Wise and Victoria J. Wise
The Economy at a Glance pp. 107-114: Sarah E. Carne

Learning to Ride the Third Wave pp. 5-10: Richard Blandy
The Macroeconomic Requirements for Prosperity pp. 11-20: Michael Parkin
Australia, Japan and the OECD: GDP Rankings and Revealed Preference pp. 21-34: Steve Dowrick and John Quiggin
Global Integration pp. 35-48: P. J. Lloyd
The Cairns Group and the Uruguay Round of International Trade Negotiations pp. 49-60: Rodney Tyers
Australian Student Loans pp. 61-75: Bruce Chapman and Ann Harding
Microeconomics for Year Twelve pp. 76-88: Stephen King
Five Examination Answers for Schools: Microeconomics pp. 89-96: Neville Norman
The Economy at a Glance pp. 97-105: Malcolm Anderson

The Macroeconomic Outlook pp. 3-16: Chris Murphy
What Australian Economics Professors Think pp. 17-40: Malcolm Anderson and Richard Blandy
Limitations of the Budget as an Instrument of Macroeconomic Policy in 1992–93 pp. 41-50: Philip Adams and Peter Dixon
Advancing into the 21st Century: Visions and Challenges Facing the Downunder Economy pp. 51-64: Wolfgang Kasper
Until the End of Time: Labour Market Reform in Australia pp. 65-78: Judith Sloan
Accounting in Schools pp. 79-88: Malcolm Anderson and David Johnson
Accounting: The Stereotype and the Future pp. 89-92: Keith A. Houghton
The Framework of Accounting and the Definitions of Underpinning Concepts pp. 93-99: Keith A. Houghton and Cynthia Wilson
Year Twelve Accounting Examination Answers pp. 100-109: Ian H. Hilton
The Economy at a Glance pp. 110-117: Malcolm Anderson

Poverty Among Young Australians pp. 5-18: David N. F. Bell, Russell J. Rimmer and Sheila M. Rimmer
Optimal Investment in Urban Drainage: A Framework for Cost‐Benefit Analysis pp. 19-28: Yew-Kwang Ng
Living Decently pp. 29-42: Peter Travers and Sue Richardson
Tax Expenditures on Health in Australia: 1960–61 to 1988–89 pp. 43-58: J. R. G. Butler and Julie Smith
Economics in Schools pp. 59-73: Malcolm Anderson and David Johnson
Macroeconomics for Year Twelve Students pp. 74-94: Ian McDonald
Year Twelve Economics Examination: Five Answers to Macroeconomic Questions pp. 95-102: Neville Norman
The Economy at a Glance pp. 103-110: Malcolm Anderson

The Macroeconomic Outlook pp. 5-15: C. W. Murphy
A Vision for Australia: Indicators from Singapore pp. 16-30: Clive T. Edwards
Revenue and Progressivity Neutral Changes in the Tax Mix pp. 31-38: John Greedy
Immigration and Its Impact on the Incidence of Training in Australia pp. 39-53: Meredith Baker and Mark Wooden
Estimates of Cash‐Based Income Tax Evasion in Australia pp. 54-62: Glen Hepburn
The Economy at a Glance pp. 63-70: Malcolm Anderson

The Use and Cost of Child Care in Australia pp. 3-14: Francis Teal
Interventionism, Microeconomic Reform and the External Deficit pp. 15-21: Anthony Makin
Worldwide Tax Reform ‘How Does Australia Compare?’ pp. 22-32: Cedric Sandford
Financial Deregulation and the Monetary Transmission Mechanism pp. 33-43: Jerome Fahrer and Thomas Rohling
The Social Opportunity Cost of Consumption for Australia, 1960–61 to 1988–89 pp. 44-53: Ian McDonald, Luca Tacconi and Ravjeet Kaur
Governments and Banks: A Longer View pp. 54-61: D. T. Merrett
The Economy at a Glance pp. 62-66: Malcolm Anderson