Economic Papers

1956 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Guay Lim

From The Economic Society of Australia
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THE CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT AND THE $A pp. 1-14: Bill Shields
PROSPECTS FOR EXPANDING THE EXPORT OF SERVICES pp. 15-26: Gus Hooke
DOES AUSTRALIA HAVE ANY SAY IN ITS DESTINY? pp. 27-39: Richard J. Filmer
MACROECONOMIC POLICY AFTER THE SHAREMARKET CRASH pp. 41-47: Joan Vipond
EXCHANGE RATE TARGET ZONES AND THE CONDUCT OF MONETARY POLICY: AN AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE pp. 48-64: L. I. Hogan and D. T. Nguyen
AUSTRALIA'S FOREIGN DEBT pp. 65-76: Warren Hogan
TRADE WARS—AGRICULTURAL pp. 77-85: Andy Stoeckel

AUSTRALIA'S REAL EXCHANGE RATE: 1985 to 1990 pp. 1-6: Peter Dixon and B. R. Parmenter
EXTERNAL DEBT AND MONETARY POLICY pp. 7-17: Kevin Davis
PUBLIC SECTOR DEBT: IMPLICATIONS FOR PUBLIC SECTOR FINANCE pp. 18-25: J. T. Dominguez
AUSTRALIANS IN HOCK pp. 26-60: Des Moore
BUSINESS DEBT—IMPLICATIONS FOR INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT pp. 61-72: Brian L Johns
PERSONAL, BUSINESS, AND FARM DEBT: A LENDER'S PERSPECTIVE pp. 73-87: Bob Edgar
MEETING THE DEBT CHALLENGE pp. 88-99: Warren Hogan
ISSUES OF ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT pp. 100-106: R. J. Hawke

HOME PURCHASE ASSISTANCE SCHEMES AND PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION IN THE NORTHERN TERRITORY HOUSING FINANCE MARKET pp. 1-10: M. D. Dayananda
THE EXTERNAL ACCOUNTS, THE DOLLAR, AND MONETARY POLICY pp. 11-21: Anthony Makin
WHY THERE SHOULD BE “FREE” MEDICAL CARE pp. 22-37: Jeff Richardson
SHOULD GOVERNMENT REGULATE TECHNOLOGY TO REDUCE HEALTH EXPENDITURES? SOME AUSTRALIAN RESULTS FOR THE POLICY DEBATE pp. 38-51: D. P. Doessel
INEQUITY AND TAX POTENTIAL IN THE BETTING MARKET pp. 52-60: R. H. Tuckwell
TAX REFORM IN NEW ZEALAND pp. 61-96: John Prebble

AUSTRALIA IN A CHANGING WORLD ECONOMY pp. 1-20: Harry G. Gelber
THE QUEENSLAND ECONOMY-PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS pp. 21-34: Leslie Duhs and Gurrumul Collyer
SUPERANNUATION AND SOCIAL WELFARE OUTLAYS pp. 35-52: Daryl Dixon
THE AUSTRALIAN-CHINESE WOOL TRADE: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS pp. 53-72: John W. Cross and Murray L. Spinks
THE RISK STRUCTURE OF INTEREST RATES pp. 73-91: D. Johannes Jüttner
PROBLEMS OF SMALL BUSINESS pp. 92-110: Santonu Basu

DEREGULATING THE LABOUR MARKET pp. 1-5: Richard Blandy
DEREGULATION OF THE LABOUR MARKET pp. 6-11: Greg Harrison
MACROECONOMIC WAGE FLEXIBILITY: COMPARATIVE INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE pp. 12-22: Barry Hughes
ECONOMIC RATIONALISM AND WAGE FIXATION pp. 23-34: Glenn Withers
THE TRANSITION TO A DEREGULATED LABOUR MARKET pp. 35-38: Peter Shack
COULD LAND BETTERMENT BE TAXED USING RESOURCE RENT TAX CONCEPTS? pp. 39-52: B. F. Reece
AUSTRALIAN TRADE PREFERENCES FOR FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: ARE QUOTAS NECESSARY? pp. 53-64: J. L. Tongzon

THE CURRENT ENVIRONMENT FOR AUSTRALIA'S INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS pp. 1-10: John Freebairn
HOW BUSINESS CAN MAKE AUSTRALIA A WINNER pp. 11-15: Will Bailey
HOW TO CHANGE THE ENVIRONMENT pp. 16-19: P. K. Ruthven
POLICY TARGETS AND NATIONAL INCOME SERIES pp. 20-30: Warren Hogan
INNOVATION AND CHANGE IN THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM pp. 31-42: Harry A. Rozenstein
AN EXAMINATION OF AUSTRALIAN BILATERAL AID ALLOCATIONS pp. 43-51: Mark McGillivray
MISCONCEPTIONS OF BASIC SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND THEIR POLICY IMPLICATIONS FOR FUNDING OF UNIVERSITY RESEARCH pp. 52-69: Noreen Cooray

MACROECONOMIC POLICY ADVISING AT THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL pp. 1-15: C. I. Higgins
LONG-TERM PROSPECTS FOR REAL WAGE GROWTH AND REAL RATES OF RETURN ON ASSETS IN AUSTRALIA pp. 16-25: Peter Dixon, David Johnson and Jeff Borland
WHEN ELEPHANTS MATE pp. 26-33: John Hyde
NEW MORTGAGE INSTRUMENTS FOR THE 1980s—INDEXED HOME LOANS pp. 34-40: Tony Nippard
THE FUTURE OF RETAIL BANKING: A MARKETING PERSPECTIVE pp. 41-50: Fred Frost and David Kelly
EVALUATING DISASTER RELIEF SCHEMES: AN AUSTRALIAN CASE STUDY pp. 51-59: J. R. G. Butler and D. P. Doessel
SHOULD PINES BE PRIVATISED? pp. 60-73: Ian A. Bruce
PATENTS: AN AUSTRIAN PERSPECTIVE pp. 74-81: Bruce Oakman

THE MARKET FOR ECONOMISTS IN AUSTRALIA pp. 1-16: P. W. Abelson and T. J. Valentine
THE CHALLENGE OF LONG-TERM ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 17-37: Geoff Miller
COSTS AND BENEFITS OF OCCUPATIONAL SUPERANNUATION TAX CONCESSIONS pp. 38-54: Daryl Dixon
IS TRADE PRACTICES LEGISLATION ACHIEVING ITS OBJECT? pp. 55-63: Paul Latimer
ECONOMIC POLICY PROBLEMS pp. 64-72: R. H. Scott
A NOTE ON THE POLICY IMPLICATIONS ARISING FROM THE MISUSE OF INPUT-OUTPUT ANALYSIS pp. 73-78: J. P. A. Burns and T. J. Mules

THE NATIONAL TAXATION SUMMIT: SUCCESS OR FAILURE? AN OVERVIEW OF THE MAJOR ISSUES pp. 1-17: P.D. Groenewegen
ASSESSING AUSTRALIAN TAX REFORM PROPOSALS pp. 18-41: Jonathan R. Kesselman
BUSINESS TAXATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 42-53: J. W. Nevile
ASPECTS OF BUSINESS TAXATION ARISING OUT OF THE DRAFT WHITE PAPER AND THE TAX SUMMIT pp. 54-64: R. R. Officer
THE TAX SUMMIT—A BUSINESS VIEW pp. 65-70: Graham H. Whitehead

THE CONSENSUS ECONOMY: AN INTERNATIONAL OVERVIEW pp. 1-22: Kerry Schott
SUSTAINING NON-INFLATIONARY GROWTH: MARKETS AND COLLECTIVE ACTION IN AUSTRALIAN ECONOMIC POLICY pp. 23-28: Craig Emerson
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT: A STRATEGIC APPROACH pp. 29-41: Geoff Miller
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SECONDARY MORTGAGE MARKET IN AUSTRALIA pp. 42-57: T.G. Beale
DIRECTIONS OF FINANCIAL REGULATION pp. 58-73: Joan Linklater
A SURVEY OF SOME OF THE OBSTACLES CONFRONTING THE PRICES AND INCOMES ACCORD pp. 74-81: Ron Edwards
THE DETERMINANTS OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN TASMANIA pp. 82-91: P. Hardwick
LETTER TO THE EDITOR pp. 92-94: Thorsten Stromback

THE MYTHOLOGY OF TAXATION pp. 1-12: Russell Mathews
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET pp. 13-21: T. J. Valentine
PUBLIC BORROWING IN AUSTRALIA (State shares and other problems) pp. 22-34: R. H. Scott
LABOUR FORCE PARTICIPATION AT HIGHER AGES: POLICY IMPLICATIONS FROM THE BUREAU OF LABOUR MARKET RESEARCH WORK pp. 35-48: Alan Stretton and Lynne S. Williams
THE EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS SCHEME: NECESSARY OR DISPENSABLE? pp. 49-56: John Burgess
A STATE ECONOMIC STRATEGY FOR SUSTAINABLE GROWTH pp. 57-75: Colin Richardson
GAMBLING TAXES: A REPLY pp. 76-80: Terry M. Alchin
LETTER TO THE EDITOR pp. 81-83: Kenneth Rivett
Reply pp. 84-84: Warren Hogan