Economic Papers

1956 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Guay Lim

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EVALUATING INDIGENOUS SOCIOECONOMIC OUTCOMES IN THE RECONCILIATION DECADE, 1991–2001 pp. 1-15: Jon Altman and Boyd Hunter
AUSTRALIAN NATIVE TITLE LAW, POLICY, AND PRACTICE - A REPORT CARD pp. 16-27: Bryan Horrigan
REFORMING INDIGENOUS WELFARE POLICY: SALUTARY LESSONS AND FUTURE CHALLENGES FOR AUSTRALIA FROM THE US EXPERIENCE-super-1 pp. 28-44: Anne Daly and Diane E. Smith
THE EMPLOYER PERSPECTIVE OF INDIGENOUS (UN)EMPLOYMENT pp. 45-60: Andre Sammartino, Janine O'Flynn and Stephen Nicholas
URBAN CDEPS AS INDIGENOUS EMPLOYMENT CENTRES: POLICY AND COMMUNITY IMPLICATIONS pp. 61-73: Mark Champion
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CONCEPT MAPS IN INTRODUCTORY MICROECONOMICS pp. 74-82: John Marangos
LOSING SLEEP AT THE MARKET: AN EMPIRICAL NOTE ON THE DAYLIGHT SAVING ANOMALY IN AUSTRALIA pp. 83-93: Andrew Worthington

TRADE OR AID? WHICH BENEFITS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES MORE? pp. 1-19: Helen Hughes
CLOSER ECONOMIC RELATIONS BETWEEN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND: SPECIALSIATION, COMPETITIVENESS, COMPLEMENTARITY pp. 20-34: Elizabeth Petersen and Rukmani Gounder
EXCHANGE RATE MOVEMENTS AS EXPLAINED BY DEALERS pp. 35-46: Tiffany Hutcheson
CAPITAL CONTROLS AS A MEANS OF MINIMISING SPECULATIVE BUBBLES IN REAL EXCHANGE RATES: KEY FEATURES OF THE LITERATURE AND ITS APPLICATION TO CHINA AND INDIA pp. 47-59: Craig Applegate
ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE 2003 SOUTH PACIFIC GAMES ON FIJI pp. 60-73: Paresh Narayan
IS THERE A POSITIVE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SUPERANNUATION FUND COSTS AND RETURNS? pp. 74-84: Michael Drew and Jon Stanford
LOSING SLEEP AT THE MARKET: AN EMPIRICAL NOTE ON THE DAYLIGHT SAVING ANOMALY IN AUSTRALIA pp. 85-95: Andrew Worthington

THE NET BENEFIT TO GOVERNMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION: A “BALANCE SHEET” APPROACH pp. 1-20: David Johnson and Roger Wilkins
ECONBASE DOWNLOADS AND THE RANKING OF AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITY ECONOMICS RESEARCH: A COMPARATIVE STUDY pp. 21-29: Robert D. Brooks
THE LIFE CYCLE RESEARCH OUTPUT OF PROFESSORS IN AUSTRALIAN ECONOMICS DEPARTMENTS: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS BASED ON SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRES pp. 30-46: Mita Bhattacharya and Russell Smyth
EQUALITY, INFANCY AND EFFICIENCY IN ALLOCATING INTERNAL RESEARCH FUNDS TO FACULTY MEMBERS pp. 47-54: Amnon Levy
MAKING THE GRADE THROUGH CLASS EFFORT ALONE pp. 55-65: Roland Cheo
ASSESSMENT MODES IN FIRST YEAR MACROECONOMICS: GENDER DIFFERENCES IN PERFORMANCE pp. 66-73: Sandra Hopkins
CUSTOMER-CLASS PRICING – EFFICIENCY AND ETHICS pp. 74-83: Gordon Mills
INFORMATIONAL BARRIERS TO POLLUTION REDUCTION IN SMALL BUSINESSES pp. 84-94: Ian Wills

HOW MUCH SUPPORT WILL THE TAXPAYER PROVIDE FOR US WHEN WE ARE OLD? pp. 1-12: Ross Guest and Ian McDonald
CORE ISSUES IN IMMIGRATION ECONOMICS AND POLICY pp. 13-23: Glenn Withers
SHOULD AUSTRALIA TARGET ITS POPULATION SIZE? pp. 24-35: Harry Clarke
IMMIGRATION POLICY AND THE AUSTRALIAN LABOUR MARKET pp. 36-45: Bob Birrell
ON APPLICATIONS OF DUALITY TO THE STUDY OF IMMIGRATION pp. 46-57: Christis Tombazos and Jaai Parasnis
THE AUSTRALIAN PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE BOOM: WAS IT SUBSIDIES OR LIBERALISED REGULATION? pp. 58-64: Harry Frech, Sandra Hopkins and Garry MacDonald
FINANCIAL LITERACY AMONG AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS pp. 65-78: Diana J. Beal and Sarath B. Delpachitra
THE RISE AND FALL (?) OF ECONOMICS IN AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES pp. 79-92: Philip Maxwell

GLOBALISATION OF CONTAINER SHIPPING: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE NORTH-SOUTH LINER SHIPPING TRADES pp. 1-21: Keith Trace
INTERNATIONAL LINER SHIPPING: AN ASSESSMENT OF PART X OF THE TPA AND ITS APPLICATION TO THE AUSTRALIA-SOUTHEAST ASIA TRADE pp. 23-44: Neil Byron and Lisa Wall
THE NEW PORTS OF ASIA AND THE COMPETITION FOR REGIONAL SUPREMACY pp. 45-61: Marika A. Vicziany and Zenon J. Pudlowski
PRIVATISATION OF PORTS - AN EVALUATION OF THE MALAYSIAN EXPERIENCE pp. 63-79: Malcolm Tull and James Reveley
TURKEYS DON'T VOTE FOR CHRISTMAS? AN ANALYSIS OF HORIZONTAL FISCAL EQUALISATION EXPERIENCES IN AUSTRALIA AND THE UNITED KINGDOM pp. 81-94: Mark McGovern, Adrian Kay, Gillian Bristow and David Pickernell

FACTORS INFLUENCING PLANNING FOR RETIREMENT pp. 1-13: Sarath Delpachitra and Diana Beal
ESTIMATING THE USES OF CURRENCY IN AUSTRALIA pp. 14-30: Chris Bajada
ASSESSING LARGE MERGER PROPOSALS pp. 31-43: Penny Neal
MEASURING OCCUPATIONAL SEX SEGREGATION: ACADEMIA IN AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES, 1989 TO 2000 pp. 44-63: Judith Rich
KOREAN SMEs IN THE 21-super-st CENTURY: STRATEGIES, CONSTRAINTS AND PERFORMANCE IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY pp. 64-79: Gary Gregory, Charles Harvie and Hyun-Hoon Lee
A SURVEY OF THE VALUE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS PLACE ON STUDYING ECONOMICS pp. 80-93: John Marangos

COMPLETING THE INTRODUCTION OF COMPETITION INTO THE AUSTRALIAN ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY pp. 1-13: Malcolm Abbott
PRICING PUBLIC SERVICES pp. 15-28: Peter Abelson
TRADE REFORMS AND PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM AUSTRALIAN MANUFACTURING BETWEEN 1989/90 AND 1996/97 pp. 29-43: Kankesu Jayanthakumaran
HOW UNIVERSITY STUDENTS WERE PLANNING TO STUDY INTRODUCTORY MICROECONOMICS? WERE THEIR STUDY PLANS REALISED? pp. 45-60: John Marangos
THE DISINTEGRATION OF ECONOMICS? pp. 61-69: Alex Millmow
INVESTIGATING THE “BOUNCE-BACK” HYPOTHESIS AFTER THE ASIAN CRISIS pp. 71-85: Robert Brooks and Sinclair Davidson
THE IMPORTANCE OF NOT BEING EARNEST pp. 87-92: Keith Frearson

THE ECONOMICS OF STRATEGY AND THE STRATEGY OF ECONOMICS pp. 1-10: Harry Bloch and Thorsten Stromback
WHAT BUSINESS STUDENTS THINK OF ECONOMICS: RESULTS FROM A SURVEY OF SECOND YEAR STUDENTS pp. 11-17: Paul Azzalini and Sandra Hopkins
TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES IN RURAL AND REMOTE INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES IN AUSTRALIA pp. 18-31: Anne Daly
The Economic Consequences of DVD Regional Restrictions pp. 32-45: Emily Dunt, Joshua Gans and Stephen King
ENTRY, BARRIER AND PERFORMANCE IN AUSTRALIAN MANUFACTURING pp. 46-55: Mita Bhattacharya
PETROL PRICES DISPARITY: DID THE REMOVAL OF PRICE SURVEILLANCE CREATE PRICE COMPETITION? pp. 56-65: Sarath Delpachitra and Diana Beal
DEMUTUALISATION IN THE LIFE INSURANCE INDUSTRY: A PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT pp. 66-79: Monica Keneley
ASSETS UNDER MANAGEMENT AND SUPERANNUATION FUND PERFORMANCE: A THIRD NOTE FOR TRUSTEES pp. 80-91: Michael Drew, Jon Stanford and Damien Hoffman