Economic Papers

1956 - 2025

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BANKS, SUPERVISORS AND AUDITORS pp. 1-8: David Russell
THE REGULATION OF THE SECURITIES INDUSTRY WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE PROPOSED CHANGES TO PROSPECTUS REGULATION pp. 9-15: Ronald L. Coppel
MARKET SURVEILLANCE: BANKS AND SECURITIES A PERSPECTIVE pp. 16-18: Warren Hogan
AN OUTSIDER'S VIEW OF THE “BUTTON PLAN” FOR THE CAR INDUSTRY pp. 19-30: Michael Waterson
THE FUTURE OF PRIVATISATION AND COMMERCIALISATION IN THE AUSTRALIAN PUBLIC SECTOR pp. 31-41: Bruce Hogan
MONEY MARKETS AND MONETARY POLICY IMPLEMENTATION pp. 42-59: D.J. Jüttner

THE POTENTIAL FOR PRIVATISATION IN NEW SOUTH WALES pp. 1-10: Bruce Hogan
MICROECONOMIC AND MACROECONOMIC EFFECTS OF THE DEPRECIATION pp. 11-24: Clive Hamilton
GUARANTEED MINIMUM INCOME REVISITED: PARADISE LOST OR GUIDING LIGHT? pp. 25-32: Peter Saunders
DEFINING AND QUANTIFYING COMMUNITY SERVICE OBLIGATIONS pp. 33-43: John Whiteman
DEREGULATION AND THE PROMOTION OF COMPETITION IN THE UK pp. 44-50: Simon Domberger
TRADE LIBERALISATION AND THE LABOUR MARKET NEW ZEALAND EXPERIENCE pp. 51-62: Richard Blandy and Meredith Baker
MACROECONOMICS: TRENDS IN THE DISCIPLINE pp. 63-74: Michael Schneider
SAVING, INVESTMENT AND EXTERNAL BALANCE pp. 75-87: Fred Argy
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF LABOUR STUDIES pp. 88-90: Jeanne Drago
The Budget Strategy: a dissenting note pp. 91-93: Eric Kiernan

THE GLOBAL ECONOMY: MUDDLING ON pp. 1-8: John Williamson
POLICY CO-ORDINATION IN THE CONTEXT OF JAPANESE FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATE POLICY pp. 9-15: Isao Kubota
FISCAL POLICY AND THE BUDGET DEFICIT pp. 16-20: McCARTHY Paul
AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURE: IS THERE ANY VALUE IN “HIGH-VALUE” COMMODITIES? pp. 21-32: Paul Cashin
TAX CONCESSIONS FOR OCCUPATIONAL SUPERANNUATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR AGGREGATE SAVING pp. 33-53: Peter J. Stemp
SOME EFFECTS OF DEREGULATION ON THE OLD AUSTRALIAN BANKS pp. 54-70: W.J. Blackert and P.J. Drake
SUPERVISION OF BANK EXIT: A NOTE pp. 71-77: Warren Hogan and Ian G. Sharpe
EFFECTIVE EXCHANGE RATES AND OTHER EXCHANGE RATE INDICES pp. 78-88: D. Johannes Jüttner
ECONOMISTS IN GOVERNMENT—AN HISTORICAL AND COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE pp. 89-102: A.W. Coats

AUSTRALIAN MONETARY POLICY: A DECADE OF CHANGE pp. 1-15: Kevin Davis
AUSTRALIAN MONETARY POLICY—THE LAST TWO YEARS pp. 16-33: Bill Shields
MONETARY POLICY—THE LAST TWO YEARS pp. 34-40: Peter Smith
LAGS AND MONETARY POLICY pp. 41-50: Alan Oster
PATTERNS OF FINANCING POST-DEREGULATION pp. 51-64: Andrew Mohl
OPEN MARKET OPERATIONS: SOME INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS pp. 65-81: Ric Battellino and I. J. Macfarlane
MONETARY AND EXCHANGE RATE POLICY: A VOLATILITY BASED PERSPECTIVE pp. 82-93: J. S. Marsden and P. L. Jones
EXCHANGE RATE THEORY AND MONETARY POLICY pp. 94-108: Christopher M. Adam

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