Economic Papers

1956 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Guay Lim

From The Economic Society of Australia
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Volume 20, issue S1, 2001

EXCHANGE RATE VOLATILITY: CAUSES, CONSEQUENCES & MANAGEMENT—AN OVERVIEW pp. 1-5

Kevin Davis and Guay Lim

EXCHANGE RATE FUNDAMENTALS pp. 6-20

Anthony Makin

THE CONSEQUENCES OF EXCHANGE RATE VOLATILITY pp. 21-29

Mark Crosby

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL MACROECONOMICS: SOME POLICY IMPLICATIONS pp. 30-41

Michael Devereux

EXCHANGE RATE VOLATILITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR INFLATION TARGETING IN AUSTRALIA pp. 42-51

Chris Ryan

TRANS-TASMAN TRANSACTION COSTS, TERMS OF TRADE AND CURRENCY UNION pp. 52-63

Arthur Grimes

PRICE DISCOVERY IN THE AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET pp. 64-74

Jonathan Batten and Warren Hogan

BANK FOREIGN EXCHANGE: RISK MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISION pp. 75-81

Robert Thomson

CURRENCY RISK: A FUNDS MANAGEMENT APPROACH pp. 82-91

Ian Cassie

CONTINUOUS LINKED SETTLEMENT AND A GLOBAL PKI INITIATIVE: TWO INTERNATIONAL PAYMENT DEVELOPMENTS OF NOTE pp. 92-100

Peter Smith

FACTS, FORWARDS AND FORECASTS: THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY OF CORPORATE FX MANAGEMENT FROM A PRACTITIONER'S PERSPECTIVE pp. 101-111

Guy Manuell

CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE TRANSLATION RISK pp. 112-121

Ivan Clair and John Randall

Volume 20, issue 4, 2001

COMPENSATING FOR THE GOODS AND SERVICES TAX: THE CONTRASTING POLICY APPROACHES OF SINGAPORE AND AUSTRALIA pp. 1-9

Jeffery Pope and Eng-Hin Poh

SKEWNESS IS THE NAME OF THE GAME: A NOTE ON THE DESIGN OF GAMBLING GAMES pp. 10-17

Y. H. Cheung

HOT HANDS AND SUPERANNUATION FUND PERFORMANCE: A SECOND NOTE FOR TRUSTEES pp. 18-25

Michael Drew, Jon Stanford and Pavlo Taranenko

PRODUCTIVITY AND THE PENETRATION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY pp. 26-35

McKAY Huw

BANK MERGERS IN THE AUSTRALIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM — SHOULD THE PILLARS BE PULLED DOWN? pp. 36-53

Tom Valentine and Guy Ford

HOME EQUITY CONVERSION IN AUSTRALIA — ISSUES, IMPEDIMENTS AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS pp. 55-68

Diana J. Beal

INACCURACY IN INTRA-YEAR INTEREST COMPUTATIONS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS pp. 69-81

Mohan S. Nandha and Paul Lange

THE CASE FOR ECONOMIC RATIONALISM pp. 82-89

Des Moore

THE EMPORER DOESN'T FIGURE: THE CURIOUS POSITION OF ECONOMIC RATIONALISM pp. 91-99

Simon Guttmann

Volume 20, issue 3, 2001

MARKET POWER AND THE PROBLEM OF SECURITY OF SUPPLY IN THE NATIONAL ELECTRICITY MARKET pp. 1-14

Malcolm Abbott

GENERATING EMISSIONS? THE IMPACT OF MICROECONOMIC REFORM ON THE ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY pp. 15-28

Clive Hamilton and Richard Denniss

CHOICES AND RETIREMENT SAVINGS: SOME PRELIMINARY RESULTS ON SUPERANNUATION FUND MEMBER DECISIONS pp. 29-42

Marilyn Clark-Murphy and Paul Gerrans

DETERMINANTS OF SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS OF THE AGED ON QUEENSLAND'S GOLD COAST: DOES GENDER MATTER? pp. 43-58

Nerina Vecchio, Sukhan Jackson and Ross Guest

MINIMUM WAGES AND THE FALLACY OF THE INFLATED DENOMINATOR pp. 59-70

Matthew James, Mark Wooden and Peter Dawkins

DISTORTING THE AUSTRALIAN WAGE DEBATE: A REPLY TO JAMES, WOODEN AND DAWKINS pp. 71-74

J. W. Nevile

THE MERITS OF PUBLIC VERSUS PRIVATE OWNERSHIP: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND SEAPORTS pp. 75-99

Malcolm Tull and James Reveley

Volume 20, issue 2, 2001

TRADE POLICY REFORM AND TEXTILE CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR INDUSTRIES: AUSTRALIA 1992/93–1996/97 pp. 1-12

Kankesu Jayanthakumaran

TRADING IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE pp. 13-25

Tiffany Hutcheson

SHOULD AWARD WAGE RATES BE FROZEN? pp. 26-35

J. W. Nevile

ETHICAL INVESTMENT, CHURCH INVESTMENTS AND THE LAW pp. 36-45

John Tippet

TRANSPORT ECONOMICS AND MARKETS: A PERSONAL VIEW pp. 46-56

David Hensher

ACCRUAL ACCOUNTING AND THE PUBLIC SECTOR pp. 57-66

Marc Robinson

A CHARITABLE RANKING pp. 67-80

Gabrielle Berman and Tim Fry

A MARKET ORIENTED APPROACH TO AUSTRALIAN UNDERGRADUATE ECONOMICS EDUCATION: JUSTIFICATION AND EXPLANATION pp. 81-94

Monica Keneley and Phil Hellier

Volume 20, issue 1, 2001

ECONOMIC RATIONALISM IN AUSTRALIA—SURVEY OF MEMBERS OF THE ECONOMIC SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA, ACT BRANCH pp. 1-14

Fred Argy

THE VALUE OF PRIVATISATION: THE CASE OF THE STATE BANK OF NSW pp. 15-27

Carolyn Currie

THE GROWTH IN “UNPAID” WORKING TIME pp. 29-43

Mark Wooden

IMPACT OF E-COMMERCE ON QUEENSLAND TAXATION pp. 45-55

Dominic L'Huillier

ASSET SELECTION AND SUPERANNUATION FUND PERFORMANCE: A NOTE FOR TRUSTEES pp. 57-65

Michael Drew and Jon Stanford

HOUSEHOLD SAVING BEHAVIOUR IN AUSTRALIA pp. 67-83

Joanne Loundes

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE ECONOMICS ORIENTATION TUTORIAL: SOME FURTHER RESULTS pp. 85-88

Ian Ward, Glenda Crosling and John Marangos

ON BANK INSTABILITY: A FINAL REPLY TO NEAL pp. 89-93

Trevor Coombes

ON BANK INSTABILITY: A REJOINDER pp. 94-96

Penny Neal

Volume 19, issue 4, 2000

INTERNAL MOTIVES FOR SAVING IN AUSTRALIA pp. 1-13

Diana J. Beal

THE GROWTH OF SOCIAL EXPENDITURE AND POPULATION AGEING pp. 15-32

John Creedy

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF COLLABORATIVE PROBLEM-SOLVING TUTORIALS IN INTRODUCTORY MICROECONOMICS pp. 33-41

John Marangos

THE STATE WE'RE IN: UNIVERSITY ECONOMICS 1989/1999 pp. 43-51

Alex Millmow

COMMENT ON “THE RELATIVE POSITIONS OF MEN AND WOMEN IN AUSTRALIAN ACADEMIC ECONOMICS” pp. 53-54

Sandra Hopkins

A REVIEW OF NATURAL RESOURCE VALUATION THROUGH NATIONAL INCOME ACCOUNTING pp. 55-78

Mehnaz Ahmed

RURAL COMMUNITIES: ADJUSTING TO A FUTURE WITHOUT BANK BRANCHES pp. 79-94

Deborah Ralston and Diana Beal

Volume 19, issue 3, 2000

AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE AUSTRALIAN POSTAL CORPORATION ACT 1989 pp. 1-15

Malcolm Abbott

AUSTRALIAN FISCAL FEDERALISM: AN EMPIRICAL NOTE ON LONG-TERM TRENDS IN STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE, 1969/70 TO 1994/95 pp. 16-27

Brian Dollery, Mark Stewart and Andrew Worthington

TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY IN AUSTRALIAN EDUCATION SERVICES pp. 28-39

George Verikios

MULTINATIONAL CORPORATION SUBSIDIARY ROLES: IMPLICATIONS FOR HOST ECONOMIES pp. 40-51

Ron Edwards

ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY IN A “SECOND BEST” WORLD pp. 52-59

Jonathan Boymal

THE HOWARD GOVERNMENTS INDUSTRY POLICY pp. 60-75

Evan Jones

ENCOURAGING POSITIVE PERCEPTIONS OF ECONOMICS: THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE ORIENTATION TUTORIAL pp. 76-86

Ian Ward, Glenda Crosling and John Marangos

SYSTEMIC BANK INSTABILITY AND FREE BANKING: A REPLY TO COOMBES pp. 87-95

Penny Neal

An Online Review of Public Affairs pp. 96-96

Graeme Gill

Volume 19, issue 2, 2000

SURVEY OF SELECTED ASIAN ECONOMIES POST-CRISIS pp. 1-8

Kevin Daly

THE IMF'S MONETARY PRESCRIPTION FOR THE SOUTHEAST ASIAN FINANCIAL CRISES: WHAT IF …? pp. 9-19

Margaret Freebairn

THE INDONESIAN CRISIS OF 1997/99 AND THE WAY OUT: WHAT ARE THE LESSONS OF HISTORY?-super-1 pp. 21-43

Anne Booth

CHINA'S RECENT MACROECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS AND POLICY pp. 44-55

Charles Harvie

THE EVOLUTION AND ADAPTABILITY OF SMEs: THE CASE OF TAIWAN pp. 57-73

Ming-Wen Hu

THE SOCIAL IMPACT OF THE ASIAN ECONOMIC CRISIS AND THE RESPONSE OF THE INTERNATIONAL REGULATORY AGENCIES pp. 75-95

B.J. McFARLANE and Chris Nyland

Volume 19, issue 1, 2000

CHANGING ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT AND TEACHING OF ECONOMICS AT THE UNIVERSITY LEVEL: SOME CRITICAL ISSUES ANALYSED WITH THE HELP OF MICROECONOMICS pp. 1-17

Mohammad Alauddin and Clement Tisdell

THE RELATIVE POSITIONS OF MEN AND WOMEN IN AUSTRALIAN ACADEMIC ECONOMICS pp. 18-27

Karen Mumford

A GOODBYE TO BRITISH ECONOMICS? ECONOMICS DOCTORATE ENROLMENTS IN BRITAIN AND AUSTRALIA pp. 28-32

Alex Millmow

SAVING IN AUSTRALIA: HOW DO SAVERS DECIDE ON THE AMOUNT? pp. 33-43

Diana J. Beal

THE INTER-REGIONAL ECONOMIC IMPACT OF MICROECONOMIC REFORM pp. 44-53

John L. Whiteman

ATTITUDES OF AUSTRALIAN SMALL BUSINESS FIRMS TOWARDS PROFIT/LOSS SHARING METHOD OF FINANCE pp. 55-64

Abul Jalaluddin

THE PRIVATISATION OF EMPLOYMENT SERVICES: HAS IT WORKED FOR THE MOST DISADVANTAGED? pp. 65-79

Katrina Alford and Nancy Gullo

COMMENTS ON “THE COMPLIANCE COSTS OF THE GOODS AND SERVICES TAX: MAJOR ISSUES” pp. 81-90

Binh Tran-Nam

REJOINDER TO BINH TRAN-NAM'S COMMENTS pp. 91-95

Jeffery Pope