Economic Papers

1956 - 2024

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From The Economic Society of Australia
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Some Speculation On The Long-Term Implications Of Financial Deregulation And Innovation pp. 1-8: Ian R. Harper
Productivity Growth And Rejuvenation Of Australian Capitalism pp. 9-19: Wolfgang Kasper
The Development Of Political Economy In Australia pp. 20-29: Jonathan Pincus
Depreciation And Inflation: Some Practical Observations pp. 30-47: Wayne Mayo
An Analysis Of The Post-1984 Arrangements For Motor Vehicles pp. 48-60: Gary Sampson and Graeme Woodbridge
Part-Time Work And Women pp. 61-74: E. A. Eyland, H. M. Lapsley and C. A. Mason
Gambling Taxes: A Comment pp. 75-80: B. F. P. Reece

RESOURCE RENT TAX: THE ISSUES pp. 1-10: Peter Swan
RESOURCE TAXATION—1984 pp. 11-21: Michael G. Porter
RESOURCE RENT TAX—AN INDUSTRY VIEW pp. 22-31: J. F. Kirk
SUMMARY pp. 32-37: P. J. Lloyd
HOUSING POLICY IN AUSTRALIA pp. 38-50: Ross Williams
WAGE RESTRAINT AND ECONOMIC RECOVERY pp. 51-58: Len Perry
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN MONETARY AND CREDIT AGGREGATES pp. 59-84: D. Johannes Jüttner

PROSPECTS FOR INTERNATIONAL GROWTH pp. 1-16: Helen Hughes
PROBLEMS CONSTRAINING INTERNATIONAL GROWTH pp. 17-27: Peter Kenen
IMPACT OF THE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY ON AUSTRALIA pp. 28-39: John Hewson
AUSTRALIA'S LONG-TERM ECONOMIC STRATEGY pp. 40-50: F. H. Gruen
SOME COMMENTS ON THE MARTIN REPORT pp. 51-65: T. J. Valentine
ISSUES IN IMMIGRATION AND MIGRANT SETTLEMENT PROBLEMS pp. 66-76: Warren Hogan
DEREGULATION, COMPETITION, AND SUPERVISION pp. 77-87: Andrew Graham

THATCHERISM AND THE LESSONS FOR AUSTRALIA pp. 1-10: A. P. Budd
AN ASSESSMENT OF THE GOVERNMENT STEEL PLAN pp. 11-20: J. N. Barber
SOME THOUGHTS ON ENERGY MODELLING AND POLICY IN AUSTRALIA pp. 21-36: Viv Hall
NOW ACCOUNTS, FINANCIAL INNOVATION AND MONETARY POLICY: WHAT LESSONS HAVE WE LEARNT? pp. 37-48: Jocelyn Horne
PRICE-INFORMATIVE ADVERTISING IN AUSTRALIA pp. 49-58: David K. Round
THE IMPACT OF INFLATION, TAXATION, AND GOVERNMENT REGULATION ON AUSTRALIAN HOUSEHOLD ASSETS pp. 59-71: N. A. Warren
ARE INDEXED SECURITIES THE ANSWER? pp. 72-88: David M. Knox

SIR KEITH CAMPBELL pp. 1-1: John Howard
CAMPBELL ON TAXATION pp. 2-24: E. Sieper
CAMPBELL ON THE TAXATION OF LIFE INSURANCE AND SUPERANNUATION IN AUSTRALIA pp. 25-37: Ian R. Harper
SOME ASPECTS OF THE CAMPBELL COMMITTEE'S CASE FOR HOUSING FINANCE DEREGULATION pp. 38-47: Robert Albon and John Piggott
THE CAMPBELL COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS ON COMPANY FINANCE AND THE STOCK EXCHANGES pp. 52-61: John Bowers
IMPLICATIONS OF THE CAMPBELL REPORT FOR THE NATURAL RESOURCE INDUSTRIES AND INNOVATIVE NEW VENTURES pp. 62-70: R. B. McKERN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES pp. 71-81: D. W. Stammer
MONETARY TACTICS AND MONETARY TARGETS: A GUIDE TO POST-CAMPBELL MONETARY POLICY pp. 82-100: Kevin Davis and Mervyn Lewis
ACCESS TO HOUSING FINANCE AND THE CAMPBELL REPORT: THE IMPLICATIONS OF IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF CHAPTER 37 pp. 101-122: Judith Yates
FOREIGN EXCHANGE ISSUES IN THE CAMPBELL COMMITTEE REPORT pp. 123-132: Keith Carpenter
EXCHANGE CONTROL AND THE CAMPBELL REPORT pp. 133-143: A. M. Cohen
ON PRUDENTIAL CONTROLS pp. 144-165: Warren Hogan and I. G. Sharpe
THE RESERVE BANK AND FINANCIAL LIBERALISATION pp. 166-176: Michael G. Porter
THE CAMPBELL REPORT AND DEREGULATION pp. 177-193: Peter Swan
THE CAMPBELL REPORT: AN OVERVIEW pp. 194-205: Peter Sheehan
CAMPBELL AND THE CRITICS pp. 206-221: T. J. Valentine
A COMMENT pp. 222-224: Malcolm R. Fisher

A LONG RUN ASSESSMENT OF COMMONWEALTH INCOME TRANSFERS TO THE AGED pp. 1-12: Daryl Dixon and Chris White
THE ILLUSION OF THE MARKET AND ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 13-27: Peter Harkness
ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN AUSTRALIA pp. 28-40: Thomas G. Parry
FINANCIAL INNOVATION IN THE AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL MARKET—CASH MANAGEMENT TRUSTS pp. 41-54: Jon Stanford and T.G. Beale
THE GROWTH OF INTERNATIONAL DEBT 1973–1982: A REVIEW OF THE ISSUES pp. 55-71: Victor Argy
FORECASTING METAL PRICES pp. 72-78: B. R. Stewardson
WHO'S AFRAID OF INFLATION? pp. 79-93: Adrian Pagan

THE PRICES AND INCOMES ACCORD, EMPLOYMENT, AND UNEMPLOYMENT pp. 1-17: F. H. Gruen
THE SIZE OF THE BUDGET DEFICIT AND ITS IMPLICATIONS pp. 18-22: G. J. Wyngen
EXTERNAL DEVELOPMENTS AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE pp. 23-32: B.P. Bonyhady
RECOLLECTIONS OF KEYNES pp. 33-41: Colin Clark
FINANCIAL MARKETS—LIBERTY OR LICENCE pp. 42-49: R.A. Johnston
PROJECT FINANCING: A LENDER'S PERSPECTIVE pp. 50-61: McMURTRIE John
SOME ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY ISSUES RELATING TO LEVERAGED LEASES pp. 62-70: J. P. Anderson and J. A. Ryan
A COMMENT ON THE CASE AGAINST LOW PROTECTION pp. 71-73: Brian R. Opeskin
THE POTENTIAL ROLE FOR INCOMES POLICIES pp. 74-84: Keith Newton

HOW MUCH DO WAGES COST? pp. 1-7: J. E. Isaac
DECENTRALISED VERSUS CENTRALISED WAGE FIXATION pp. 8-13: Judith Sloan
WAGE FORMATION IN AUSTRALIA pp. 14-20: McBRIDE Hugh
WAGE DETERMINATION pp. 21-27: G.C. Lane
THE LINKS BETWEEN WAGES, INFLATION, AND UNEMPLOYMENT pp. 28-33: J.W. Nevile
THE LINKS BETWEEN WAGES, INFLATION, AND UNEMPLOYMENT pp. 34-37: Duncan Ironmonger
DOMESTIC COSTS AND INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS pp. 38-47: C.D. Whiting
DOMESTIC COSTS AND INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS: AN AUSTRALIAN APPROACH pp. 48-56: R.H. Snape
THE IMPLEMENTATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF PAY POLICY: SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE UNITED KINGDOM AND AUSTRIA pp. 57-63: J.L. Fallick
THE PRICES AND INCOMES POLICY OF THE NEW LABOR GOVERNMENT pp. 64-76: Allan Fels

PROBLEMS OF AUSTRALIAN MACROECONOMIC POLICY IN THE SEVENTIES pp. 1-15: J.D. Pitchford
FEDERALISM IN RETREAT: THE ABANDONMENT OF TAX SHARING AND FISCAL EQUALISATION pp. 16-35: Russell Mathews
COMPENSATING WAGE POLICY—A NEW APPROACH TO INFLATION pp. 36-40: P.V. George
OUTBOUND AND INBOUND DIVERSIFICATION IN AUSTRALIAN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES pp. 41-57: M. McDOUGALL Fred and David K. Round
INTENSITY OF TRADE BETWEEN PACIFIC BASIN COUNTRIES pp. 58-67: Kym Anderson
JOB-SHARING PROGRAMS AS A REMEDY FOR UNEMPLOYMENT pp. 68-74: Murray Milgate
GAMBLING TAXES: THE MILCH COW OF NEW SOUTH WALES pp. 75-83: Terry M. Alchin