Economic Papers

1956 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Guay Lim

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CENTRAL BANKING AND LIBERAL DEMOCRACY: THE AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCE pp. 2-11: C.B. Schedvin
COMMENTS ON PROFESSOR SCHEDVIN pp. 12-16: Robert Gregory
COMMENTS ON PROFESSOR SCHEDVIN pp. 17-18: Bob Johnston
TWO PERSPECTIVES ON MONETARY POLICY pp. 19-29: Bernie Fraser
COMMENTS ON MR FRASER pp. 30-32: Freg Argy
COMMENTS ON MR FRASER pp. 33-35: Heinz Arndt
THE NBFI REFORMS pp. 36-40: Jeff Carmichael
CONSULTATION VERSUS INSPECTION IN AUSTRALIAN BANK SUPERVISION pp. 41-43: Frank Conroy
DEVELOPMENTS IN PRUDENTIAL SUPERVISION pp. 44-49: Bruce Hogan
COMMENTS ON CARMICHAEL, CONROY AND HOGAN pp. 50-53: Graeme Thompson
NUNC DIMITTIS pp. 54-62: Don Sanders
EARNINGS PROFILES AND COMPENSATION pp. 63-71: John Creedy
WELFARE EFFECTS OF HEROIN PROHIBITION pp. 72-78: Frank Neri
HOW FEASIBLE ARE ONE NATION FIGURES FOR AUSTRALIA'S GROWTH RATE AND TRADE GAP? pp. 79-86: John Nevile and George Marzouk
PUSEY ON ECONOMIC POLICY pp. 87-90: Tom Valentine
THE IMPACT OF BANKING DERGULATION: A REJOINDER pp. 91-94: Tom Valentine

POVERTY, INEQUALITY AND RECESSION pp. 1-22: Peter Saunders
MEASURING THE RISK OF POVERTY IN AUSTRALIA pp. 23-31: Satya Paul and Nripesh Podder
DO FLUCTUATIONS IN THE AUSTRALIAN MACROECONOMY INFLUENCE ABORIGINAL EMPLOYMENT STATUS? pp. 32-48: Jon Altman and Anne Daly
PRIVATISATION OF PUBLIC TRANSIT: LESSONS FROM THE WIDER EXPERIENCE pp. 49-56: David Hensher and Michael Beesley
WHAT IS PRIVATISATION? pp. 57-64: Stephen King
INFORMATION PROBLEMS IN POLLUTION CONTROL: COMPARING TAXES AND MARKETABLE PERMITS pp. 65-76: Ian Wills
TOBACCO TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA pp. 77-90: Terry Alchin
THE USER COST TRAP pp. 91-93: Craig Freedman

THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY IN THE 1990s: CAN IT ADJUST TO FREE TRADE? pp. 1-12: David Hale
PAPUA NEW GUINEA: ECONOMIC RECOVERY FROM THE BOUGAINVILLE CRISIS AND PROSPECTS FOR THE 1990s pp. 13-31: Andrew Elek
WHAT HAS HELD THE AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR UP? pp. 32-46: Tom Valentine
TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION AND INTERNATIONALISATION OF AUSTRALIAN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY pp. 47-63: Noreen Cooray
HEALTH EXPENDITURE IN AUSTRALIA: THE CURRENT DILEMMA pp. 64-75: Thomas G. Parry
IN-PATIENT WAITING LISTS: THE NEED FOR DATA IN AUSTRALIA pp. 76-86: Ruth Hart
THE IMPACT OF BANKING DEREGULATION: SOME FURTHER THOUGHTS pp. 87-93: Tom Valentine

BANKING AND DEREGULATION pp. 1-13: Stephen Martin and John Hawkins
AUSTRALIA'S FOREIGN DEBT: SEARCHING FOR THE BENEFITS pp. 14-31: Peter L. Daniels
AUSTRALIA'S SECTORAL TRADE: HAS MANUFACTURING'S PERFORMANCE DECLINED? pp. 32-41: Bob Conlon
EXPORTABLES, IMPORTABLES AND THE TERMS OF TRADE pp. 42-52: Anthony Makin
PARTIAL FINANCIAL DEREGULATION AND THE CURRENT ACCOUNT pp. 53-56: John Quiggin
THE AUSTRALIAN MUSIC INDUSTRY, COPYRIGHT PROTECTION, AND THE PRICES SURVEILLANCE AUTHORITY pp. 57-69: Michael Harris
FEDERAL-STATE FINANCIAL RELATIONS—A PRIORITY FOR REFORM? pp. 70-82: Des Moore
AUSTRALIAN PhDs IN ECONOMICS: 1980–1990 pp. 91-93: Glenn Withers
REJOINDER TO TISATO ON “THE ECONOMICS OF THE BEAZLEY TELECOMMUNICATIONS REFORM PROPOSAL” pp. 94-95: Malcolm Cook and Brian Dollery

AGRICULTURAL AID TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: DOES CHARITY END UP AT HOME? pp. 1-9: Michael Harris and MacLAREN Donald
THE IMPACT OF BANK DEREGULATION ON AUSTRALIAN MANUFACTURERS pp. 10-29: Kim Hawtrey and David Gilchrist
ABORIGINAL EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT AN OVERVIEW pp. 30-43: Pramod (Raja) Junankar and Cezary A. Kapuscinski
DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATIONAL MARKETS IN AUSTRALIA pp. 44-58: Simon Marginson
SOME DESIRABLE EXTENSIONS OF ECONOMIC THEORY pp. 59-69: Colin Richardson
THE ECONOMIC RATIONALE OF ADDING VALUE pp. 70-82: B.R. Stewardson
MONEY LAUNDERING pp. 83-90: Mustafa Yuksel
ARE THERE VALID ECONOMIC GROUNDS FOR RESTRICTING IMMIGRATION? pp. 91-96: Pierre N.V. Tu

DOES THE CURRENT ACCOUNT MATTER? THE OLD VIEW AND THE NEW pp. 1-19: Warner Corden
WAGES: CREDIBILITY, EQUITY AND SOLIDARITY pp. 20-29: John Burgess
PRIVATISATION IN THE UNITED KINGDOM: LESSONS FOR AUSTRALIA? pp. 30-37: Robert Fraser
THE ECONOMIC SLUMP: SOME HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE pp. 38-51: P. D. Jonson
INCOME DISTRIBUTION IN AUSTRALIA 1983–1989 pp. 52-63: Marc Lombard
DEBT, DEFICITS, AND FOREIGN TRADE pp. 64-75: Larry Sjaastad
THE APPROPRIATE ROLE FOR THE PUBLIC SECTOR IN POSTAL SERVICES pp. 76-80: Sharon G. Waterhouse
WAS DEMAND GROWTH UNSUSTAINABLE IN 1988/89? pp. 81-88: Garry White
REPLY TO ARTICLE BY HARRY R. CLARKE AND YEW-KWANG NG—“ARE THERE VALID ECONOMIC GROUNDS FOR RESTRICTING IMMIGRATION?” pp. 89-93: Kenneth Rivett
COMMENT ON ARTICLE BY ROSS GARNAUT —“TRADE AND INDUSTRY POLICY” pp. 94-94: W. C. Wentworth

AUSTRALIA'S COMPETITIVE HANDICAPS: HOW FAR ARE GOVERNMENTS TO BLAME? pp. 1-17: Fred Argy
TRADE AND INDUSTRY POLICY pp. 18-33: Ross Garnaut
THE ROLE OF DOMESTIC SAVING AND MACROECONOMIC STABILITY IN THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS pp. 34-42: Isao Kubota
FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN AUSTRALIAN TOURISM: RATIONALES AND CONSEQUENCES pp. 43-59: Larry Dwyer, Peter Forsyth and Christopher Findlay
TRADE UNIONS AND INFLATION: THE CASE OF AUSTRALIA pp. 60-68: Akhand Hossain
SMALL FIRM GROWTH AND FAILURE: PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES AND PRACTICAL PROBLEMS pp. 69-81: Julian Lowe, McKENNA John and Garry Tibbits
RISK AND THE TAXATION OF ECONOMIC RENT pp. 82-93: Frank Topham
REPLY: THE VALIDITY OF THE EXPECTATIONS-AUGMENTED PHILLIPS CURVE MODEL pp. 94-96: Robert Leeson

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS UNDER PRESSURE: ARE THE RIGHT LESSONS BEING LEARNT FROM THE 1890s? pp. 1-10: D.T. Merrett
NEW BANKS: IMPACT AND RESPONSE pp. 11-33: Warren Hogan
ECONOMIC POLICY IN THE MARKET ECONOMY: PRESCRIPTION WITHOUT FOUNDATION pp. 34-39: William Bryant
CHAOS THEORY, NONLINEARITIES, AND ECONOMICS: A SPECULATIVE NOTE pp. 40-53: Joshua Gans
ACADEMIC SALARY LOADINGS IN AUSTRALIA pp. 54-70: Jonathan C. Baldry
ARE THERE VALID ECONOMIC GROUNDS FOR RESTRICTING IMMIGRATION? pp. 71-76: Harry Clarke and Yew-Kwang Ng
A NOTE FROM THE NEW EDITORS pp. 77-78: Hugh Harley and Bill Junor
THE NOBEL PRIZE FOR ECONOMICS: AN UPDATE pp. 79-88: Justin Myatt
REPLY TO ARTICLE BY M. COOK AND B. DOLLERY “THE ECONOMICS OF THE BEAZLEY TELECOMMUNICATIONS REFORM PROPOSAL” pp. 89-91: Peter Tisato