Economic Papers

1956 - 2025

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From The Economic Society of Australia
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Volume 23, issue 4, 2004

UNCERTAINTY OF OUTCOME, PLAYER QUALITY AND ATTENDANCE AT NATIONAL PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP RUGBY UNION MATCHES: AN EVALUATION IN LIGHT OF THE COMPETITIONS REVIEW pp. 301-324

Dorian Owen and Clayton R. Weatherston

THE ECONOMICS OF ACHIEVING COMPETITIVE BALANCE IN THE AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE, 1897–2004 pp. 325-344

Ross Booth

THE IMPERFECT MARKET FOR PLAYERS pp. 345-354

Braham Dabscheck

GLOBALISATION AND THE FUTURE OF INDIGENOUS FOOTBALL CODES pp. 355-368

Lionel Frost

THE VALUE OF DON BRADMAN: ADDITIONAL REVENUE IN AUSTRALIAN ASHES TESTS pp. 369-385

Julian Blackham and Bruce Chapman

GOVERNANCE AND FINANCIAL FRAGILITY pp. 386-395

Michael Francis

Volume 23, issue 3, 2004

WOMEN IN ECONOMICS DEPARTMENTS IN AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES: IS THERE STILL A GENDER IMBALANCE? pp. 201-210

Sandra Hopkins

A BRIEF NOTE ON AUSTRALIAN ECONOMICS DEGREE ENROLMENTS IN THE 21st CENTURY pp. 211-212

Alex Millmow

TOWARDS A MARKET ORIENTED APPROACH: EMPLOYER REQUIREMENTS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE ECONOMICS PROGRAMS pp. 213-233

Phillip Hellier, Monica Keneley, Rodney Carr and Barbara Lynch

WHY STUDY ECONOMICS? THE PRIVATE RATE OF RETURN TO AN ECONOMICS DEGREE pp. 234-243

Philip Lewis, Anne Daly and Don Fleming

THE PRICE OF DISCRIMINATION: AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION RULINGS 1985–2000 pp. 244-256

Robert Brooks, Sinclair Davidson and Margaret Jackson

PUT NOT YOUR TRUST(S) IN TAX REFORM: RATHER, DO THE OPPOSITE pp. 257-270

Owen Covick

WATER CONSERVATION: THE ROLE OF PRICE AND REGULATION IN RESIDENTIAL WATER CONSUMPTION pp. 271-285

Greg Barrett

INTERGENERATIONAL FISCAL BALANCE IN AUSTRALIA: SHOULD WE USE FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY OR INTERGENERATIONAL EQUITY? pp. 286-299

Greg Coombs and Brian Dollery

Volume 23, issue 2, 2004

APPARENTLY CONTRADICTORY SUPERANNUATION CHOICES AMONG YOUNGER FUND MEMBERS: A MISUNDERSTANDING OF RISK? pp. 101-113

Marilyn Clark-Murphy and Paul Gerrans

HEALTH INSURANCE - UNIVERSAL COVER OR A SAFETY-NET? A CRITIQUE pp. 114-128

Leonie Segal

IS INJURY COMPENSATION EXCESSIVE? pp. 129-139

Peter Abelson

FOREX DEALERS‘ PERSPECTIVES ON EXCHANGE RATE DETERMINATION IN KOREA pp. 140-151

Changmo Ahn, George Fane and And Euy-Hoon Suh

IS THERE A LONG-RUN RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EXPORTS AND IMPORTS? EVIDENCE FROM TWO PACIFIC ISLAND COUNTRIES pp. 152-164

Paresh Narayan and Seema Narayan

HOW MUCH R&D SHOULD AUSTRALIA UNDERTAKE? pp. 165-174

Robert Brooks and Sinclair Davidson

ARC LINKAGE PROJECTS AND RESEARCH-INTENSIVE ORGANIZATIONS: ARE RESEARCH-INTENSIVE ORGANIZATIONS LIKELY TO PARTICIPATE? pp. 175-188

Diana Maldonado and Robert Brooks

FISCAL EQUALISATION IN AUSTRALIA: PROPOSALS FOR AN EFFICIENCY-BASED SYSTEM pp. 189-200

Jeffrey Petchey and Sophia Levtchenkova

Volume 23, issue 1, 2004

ECONOMICS AND PUBLIC POLICY: SOME THOUGHTS FROM RECENT POLICY MAKERS pp. 1-2

Anne Daly

THE PAST AND THE FUTURE OF COMPETITION LAW pp. 3-12

Allan Fels

SOME THOUGHTS ON ECONOMICS AND REGULATION pp. 13-21

Graeme Samuel

THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY: ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVES ON REGULATION IN AUSTRALIA pp. 22-38

Gary Banks

ECONOMIC THEORY AND POLICY: SOME THOUGHTS pp. 39-43

Ted Evans

MARKUP, RETURNS TO SCALE, THE BUSINESS CYCLE AND OPENNESS: EVIDENCE FROM AUSTRALIAN MANUFACTURING pp. 44-57

Michael Olive

RUNNING ECONOMICS DOWN: FACT AND FANTASY IN THE PRESENTATION OF ECONOMISTS IN THE MEDIA pp. 58-72

William Coleman

MEASURING CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY: THE BENEFITS OF A FAST-GROWING MOTOR VEHICLE AND PARTS INDUSTRY pp. 73-87

Peter Dixon and Maureen Rimmer

THE SLOW ROAD FROM RHETORIC TO REFORM: AN ANALYSIS OF ROAD PRICING POLICY IN AUSTRALIA pp. 88-99

Richard Denniss and Clive Hamilton

Errata Note: EVALUATING INDIGENOUS SOCIOECONOMIC OUTCOMES IN THE RECONCILIATION DECADE, 1991–2001 pp. 100-100

Boyd Hunter

Volume 22, issue 4, 2003

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

Volume 22, issue 3, 2003

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

Volume 22, issue 2, 2003

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

Volume 22, issue 1, 2003

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