Economic Papers

1956 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Guay Lim

From The Economic Society of Australia
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TECHNOLOGY AND THE EVOLVING FINANCIAL SYSTEM: AN OVERVIEW pp. 3-6: Kevin Davis and Guay Lim
OPTIMAL REGULATION OF ELECTRONIC MONEY: LESSONS FROM THE “FREE BANKING” ERA IN AUSTRALIA pp. 7-29: Thomas A. Rohling and Mark W. Tapley
ACCESS TO THE PAYMENTS SYSTEM FOR NON-BANK PLAYERS pp. 30-46: Deborah Ralston
DIRECTIONS IN PAYMENT SYSTEMS: A NOTE ON THE INFLUENCE OF TECHNOLOGY AND PUBLIC POLICY pp. 47-53: Peter Smith
IMPLICATIONS OF NEW PAYMENTS TECHNOLOGY FOR MONETARY POLICY pp. 54-68: Katherine Avram
SECRETS AND LIES: THE BATTLE BETWEEN OTC MARKET TRANSPARENCY AND CONFIDENTIALITY pp. 69-75: John R. Rappell
REGULATING THE MARKETSPACE!—REVISITED pp. 76-85: Shane Tregillis
TAX REFORM, COMPETITION POLICY AND ELECTRONIC MONEY pp. 86-94: Jeremy Pooley
EVOLVING FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGY AND THE “PRIVATISATION” OF SEIGNIORAGE pp. 95-112: Owen Covick
ELECTRONIC COMMERCE—A GOVERNMENT PERSPECTIVE pp. 113-122: Jim Murphy
LAW REFORM AND ELECTRONIC COMMERCE pp. 123-135: Andrew Smith and Stuart Walton

REFORM OF THE AUSTRALIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM: WILL THE WALLIS PROPOSALS JEOPARDISE SYSTEMIC STABILITY? pp. 1-17: Carolyn Currie
CONSUMER BANKRUPTCIES: CAUSES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CREDIT INDUSTRY pp. 18-27: Jaynendra Kumar, Rosalind Mason and Deborah Ralston
IMPACT OF MERGER ON SHARES OF THE AUSTRALIAN BANK DEPOSITS AND LOANS MARKETS: SOME PRELIMINARY EVIDENCE pp. 28-40: Diana J. Beal and Deborah E. Ralston
WHY TAX FOREIGN EXCHANGE? COMMENTS ON A PROPOSED TOBIN TAX pp. 41-46: Mardi Dungey
DEVELOPING A WORLD COMPETITION CODE: COMPETITION AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE POLICIES pp. 47-61: Deanne Fuller and Pasquale Sgro
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE TOURISM DEVELOPMENT pp. 62-71: Rajasundram Sathiendrakumar
NATURAL-RATE ESTIMATES AS A POLICY TOOL IN AUSTRALIA pp. 72-88: N. Groenewold and A. J. Hagger
TRADE FLOWS BETWEEN AUSTRALIA, INDIA AND SOUTH AFRICA: A GROWTH TRIANGLE? pp. 89-96: Kaliappa Kalirajan and R.T. Shand

RECENT AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS CYCLES pp. 1-12: Claire Wel
HOUSEHOLD ALLOCATION OF TIME AND GENDER INEQUALITY IN AUSTRALIA pp. 13-23: Paul Miller and Charles Mulvey
THE JOB COMPACT MARK II? pp. 24-34: Thorsten Stromback and Alfred Dockery
WORKING-TIME PATTERNS AND WORKING-TIME DEREGULATION IN AUSTRALIA pp. 35-47: John Burgess
ESTIMATING PRODUCTIVITY IN GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION SERVICES IN AUSTRALIA pp. 48-55: George Verikios
WHICH WAY FORWARD? AUSTRALIA'S POLICY FOR RETIREMENT INCOMES pp. 57-82: Susan Doyle and John Piggott
VALUE-AT-RISK ASSESSMENTS FOR BANKS AND OTHER PARTICIPANTS IN FINANCIAL MARKETS pp. 83-96: Warren Hogan

INTRODUCTION TO THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE SYMPOSIUM ON WOMEN IN AUSTRALIAN ECONOMICS pp. 1-4: Peter Groenewegen
WOMEN IN AUSTRALIAN ECONOMICS: A NOTE pp. 5-5: Heinz W. Arndt
AN ECONOMIST'S EXPLANATION OF THE LOW PROPORTION OF WOMEN IN THE ECONOMICS PROFESSION pp. 6-12: Helen Hughes
VOICES FROM THE JOURNALS: WOMEN CONTRIBUTORS TO FOUR AUSTRALIAN ECONOMIC PERIODICALS: 1925/1996 pp. 13-31: Peter Groenewegen and Susan King
WHY DO WOMEN MAKE HOPELESS ECONOMISTS? (OR FAIL TO SUCCEED PLAYING MAN-MADE ECONOMICS BY MEN'S RULES) pp. 32-41: Sue Richardson
IS UNIVERSITY ECONOMICS TRAINING PRODUCING MALE “IDIOTS SAVANTS”? pp. 42-50: Katrina Alford
“A WOMAN SELDOM RUNS WILD AFTER AN ABSTRACTION”: FEMINIST CONTRIBUTIONS TO ECONOMICS pp. 51-69: Gabrielle Meagher
WORKSHOP ON WOMEN IN (OR NO LONGER IN) AUSTRALIAN ECONOMICS: A SHORT, PARTLY AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL NOTE pp. 71-74: Katrina Alford
SOME REFLECTIONS ON A CAREER AS AN ECONOMIST pp. 75-78: Sue Richardson
A FORTUNATE CAREER pp. 79-82: Maureen Brunt
MY LESS THAN BRILLIANT CAREER pp. 83-87: Valerie A. Muir
WHAT'S A NICE LITTLE ECONOMIST DOING IN A…? pp. 89-92: Prue Kerr
SOME THOUGHTS ON FUTURE DIRECTIONS OF ECONOMICS pp. 93-95: Kyoko Sheridan

THE BANK SELECTION PROCESS: A COMPARISON OF AUSTRALIA AND THE UNITED STATES pp. 1-10: Rowan Trayler, Ross Jones and James Nielsen
THE AUSTRALIAN PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY: STRUCTURE, POLICIES AND TRADE pp. 11-22: Prasit Ch. Karn and Pemasiri J. Gunawardana
THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF POLICY INSTRUMENTS FOR HOUSEHOLD WASTE MANAGEMENT pp. 23-32: Chongwoo Choe and Iain Fraser
THE FREMANTLE PORT AUTHORITY: A CASE STUDY IN MICROECONOMIC REFORM pp. 33-53: Malcolm Tull
ECONOMIC POLICY OPTIONS FOR IMPROVING AUSTRALIA'S IMMUNISATION UPTAKE RATE pp. 54-64: Bruce V. Shaw
LESSONS FROM BRITAIN'S THATCHERITE EXPERIMENT pp. 65-70: Pramod (Raja) Junankar
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AND MONETARY UNION: PROBLEMS, PROSPECTS AND GLOBAL FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS pp. 71-96: Charles Harvie

STAN KELLY MEMORIAL LECTURE — TARIFFS, TRADE POLICY AND PROSPERITY: SOME UNFINISHED BUSINESS pp. 1-15: Alan Wood
INTERNATIONAL COUNTERTRADE: THE AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCE pp. 16-29: John Simpson
DISTORTIONS FROM THE APPLICATION OF FAIR TRADE MEASURES BY AUSTRALIA pp. 30-43: Richard Whitwell
THE COST AND BENEFIT OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS pp. 44-54: David Johnston, Meredith Baker and John Creedy
THE SHORT-RUN ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF FOREIGN STUDENT EXPENDITURE IN TASMANIA pp. 55-72: Matthew W. Peter
IMPROVING THE PERFORMANCE OF NSW GOVERNMENT AGENCIES pp. 73-87: Roger Carrington, Phil Connolly and Nara Puthucheary
TO EKE OUT A MARGINAL EXISTENCE: ECONOMICS IN BUSINESS SCHOOLS pp. 88-96: Alex Millmow

FINANCIAL RESTRUCTURING IN AUSTRALIA pp. 1-18: Kevin Davis
THE WALLIS INQUIRY: FINANCIAL REGULATION AND SYSTEMIC INSTABILITY pp. 19-27: Penny Neal
THE AUSTRALIAN PAYMENTS SYSTEM – REAL TIME GROSS SETTLEMENT pp. 28-38: Katherine Avram and Roger Love
FINANCE FOR AUSTRALIAN SMEs: POLICY ISSUES pp. 39-50: Kim Hawtrey
THE MARKET FOR CORPORATE CONTROL IN AUSTRALIA pp. 51-61: Elaine Hutson
IS THE ‘DICHOTOMOUS VIEW’ TENABLE? THE POLICY-INEFFECTIVENESS PROPOSITION RE-VISITED pp. 62-75: Partha Gangopadhyay
POLITICAL ECONOMY OF ASSISTANCE TO THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY IN AUSTRALIA: HAVE WE SEEN IT ALL BEFORE? pp. 76-91: Robert Conlon and John Perkins

RECENT CHANGES IN ECONOMICS ENROLMENTS pp. 1-13: Philip Lewis and Keith Norris
LABOUR DEMAND AND EDUCATIONAL EXPANSION pp. 14-28: Tom Karmel
INDIGENOUS LABOUR FORCE STATUS TO THE YEAR 2000: ESTIMATED IMPACTS OF RECENT BUDGET CUTS pp. 29-39: Boyd Hunter and J. Taylor
THE RIGHT TO HOST THE OLYMPIC GAMES SHOULD BE AUCTIONED TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER pp. 40-45: Mark F. Stewart and C.L. Wu
THE SHORTAGE OF ORGANS FOR TRANSPLANTATION pp. 46-57: Don Lewis and Jeff Gow
INTERNATIONAL BORROWING, LENDING AND INTEREST RATES pp. 58-64: Anthony Makin
ARE PROFITS “HIGH”? pp. 65-75: Des Moore and McGINNES Jane
THE CONSEQUENCES OF CONTRACTING OUT THE PROSPECT WATER FILTRATION PLANT pp. 76-96: Kuruparan Pancharatnam