Economic Papers

1956 - 2025

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Volume 26, issue 4, 2007

MINIMUM WAGES AND THE ‘WORKING POOR’ pp. 295-307

Mark Wooden, Roger Wilkins and Seamus McGuinness

THE IMPACT OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY ON FIRM VALUE pp. 308-320

Richard Heaney and Laurence Irlicht

THIRD-PARTY ACCESS TO INFRASTRUCTURE: THE CASE OF THE MT NEWMAN RAIL LINE IN THE PILBARA pp. 321-341

Paul Koshy and Peter Kenyon

WHY DO AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES FARE SO POORLY IN INTERNATIONAL RANKINGS? EVIDENCE FOR ECONOMICS DEPARTMENTS AND SOME HYPOTHESES pp. 342-359

Richard Pomfret

ABOUT TURN: POLICY REVERSALS AND THE QUEENSLAND LOCAL GOVERNMENT REFORM COMMISSION pp. 360-371

Brian Dollery, Joe Wallis and Lin Crase

OUTWARD-ORIENTED POLICY REFORMS AND INDUSTRIALISATION IN SRI LANKA pp. 372-391

Prema-chandra Athukorala

Volume 26, issue 3, 2007

ASIA'S BOOMING ECONOMIES A DECADE AFTER THE CRISIS pp. 193-195

Russell Smyth

WHY IT IS IMPORTANT TO HAVE A KIND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW IN JAPAN: LONG-TERM CARE FOR THE ELDERLY IN JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA pp. 196-210

Shimono Keiko

CHANGING PATTERN OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND FINANCING IN THE KOREAN CHAEBOLS pp. 211-230

Byung S. Min

DEMOGRAPHIC SHIFT AND PROJECTED LABOUR SHORTAGE IN CHINA pp. 231-236

Ingrid Nielsen and Cai Fang

THE DETERMINANTS OF R&D EXPENDITURE OF FIRMS: EVIDENCE FROM A CROSS-SECTION OF INDIAN FIRMS pp. 237-248

Vinod Mishra

FINANCIAL DEEPENING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN MALAYSIA pp. 249-260

James Ang

PLANNING FOR THE END OF THE CONSTRUCTION BOOM IN TSUNAMI-STRICKEN ACEH AND TRANSITION TO A RAPIDLY GROWING SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY pp. 261-275

Robert Rice

DETERMINANTS OF PROTECTION IN THAI MANUFACTURING pp. 276-294

Juthahip Jongwanich and Archanun Kohpaiboon

Volume 26, issue 2, 2007

THE TWO TRIBES OF ‘THE ECON’: A STUDY OF ECONOMISTS AND ECONOMIC MEDIA COMMENTARY IN AUSTRALIA pp. 101-117

Alex Millmow and Jerry Courvisanos

INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: THE EVOLUTION OF WATER RIGHTS IN VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA 1850–1886 pp. 118-127

Edwyna Harris

TAX REFORM: A DIFFERENT VIEW pp. 128-146

Geoffrey Kingston

PRICE AND EFFICIENCY EFFECTS OF TAXES AND SUBSIDIES FOR AUSTRALIAN HOUSING pp. 147-169

Peter Abelson and Roselyne Joyeux

NATIONAL EXUBERANCE: A NOTE ON THE MELBOURNE CUP EFFECT IN AUSTRALIAN STOCK RETURNS pp. 170-179

Andrew Worthington

DOES THE STOCK MARKET ACT AS A SIGNAL FOR REAL ACTIVITY? EVIDENCE FROM AUSTRALIA pp. 180-192

Yajuan Mao and Rongfu Wu

Volume 26, issue 1, 2007

THE CONTRIBUTION OF AUSTRALIAN ECONOMISTS: THE RECORD AND THE BARRIERS pp. 1-16

Neville R. Norman

TURNING ISOLATION TO ADVANTAGE IN REGIONAL COST—BENEFIT ANALYSIS pp. 17-28

Leo Dobes

POPULATION AND EMPLOYMENT CHANGES IN REGIONAL AUSTRALIA pp. 29-43

Anne M. Garnett and Philip E. T. Lewis

ARGUING OVER [THE] REMOTE CONTROL: WHY INDIGENOUS POLICY NEEDS TO BE BASED ON EVIDENCE AND NOT HYPERBOLE pp. 44-63

Boyd Hunter

REGIONAL EXPENDITURE PATTERNS, REMOTENESS AND TYPE OF ENTERPRISE: WHICH TOURISM BUSINESSES SPEND THE LARGEST AMOUNTS WITHIN THEIR LOCAL COMMUNITIES? pp. 64-85

Natalie Stoeckl

THE GROSS PRICES OF PRIVATE FEE-FOR-SERVICE PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES UNDER MEDICARE IN SIX AUSTRALIAN REGIONS 1984–2001 pp. 86-100

Ruth Williams and D. P. Doessel

Volume 25, issue S1, 2006

THE FUTURE OF AUSTRALIAN BANKING: INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW pp. 1-5

Kevin Davis and John Fowler

RECENT TRENDS IN AUSTRALIAN BANKING pp. 6-25

Keith Hall and Daniel Veryard

TRENDS IN ASX-LISTED BANK GOVERNANCE pp. 26-38

Stephen Chu, Martin Lawrence and Geof Stapledon

FOREIGN BANKS: WHAT DO WE KNOW? pp. 39-51

Barry Williams

SOME LESSONS FROM THE HISTORY OF AUSTRALIAN BANKING pp. 52-60

David Merrett

EVALUATING COST PERFORMANCE OF BANKS IN THE ASIA PACIFIC pp. 61-70

Kym Brown and Michael Skully

IS CREDIT GROWTH SUSTAINABLE? pp. 71-79

Paul Braddick

TECHNOLOGY TRENDS AND THEIR POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONS ON THE FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRY pp. 80-87

Jürg Känel

BANK INDUSTRY RISK ANALYSIS: AUSTRALIA pp. 88-102

Sharad Jain and Craig Bennett

BANKING REGULATION: HAS THE PENDULUM SWUNG FAR ENOUGH? pp. 103-110

T. J. Coyne

GREATER INTERNATIONAL LINKS IN BANKING—CHALLENGES FOR BANKING REGULATION pp. 111-120

Damien White

GUARANTEES, INTERCHANGE AND FEES—CURRENT ISSUES WITH LONG-TERM IMPLICATIONS pp. 121-128

Nicholas Hossack

Volume 25, issue 4, 2006

FIFTY YEARS OF TRADE POLICY REFORM IN AUSTRALIA pp. 301-313

Peter Lloyd

UNITED KINGDOM-AUSTRALIAN/NEW ZEALAND TRADE RELATIONS pp. 314-330

Malcolm Abbott

A CROSS-COUNTRY ANALYSIS OF EXPORT PRICES IN OECD COUNTRIES pp. 331-346

Abbas Valadkhani and Allan P. Layton

AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH TO IDENTIFYING COUNCILS ‘AT RISK’ pp. 347-357

R. G. Walker and Stewart Jones

AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH TO IDENTIFYING COUNCILS ‘AT RISK’: A REJOINDER TO BOB WALKER AND STEWART JONES pp. 358-361

Brian Dollery

THE CONUNDRUMS FACING AUSTRALIA's NATIONAL ELECTRICITY MARKET pp. 362-377

Lynne Chester

NEW ZEALAND LESSONS FOR AUSTRALIAN WORKPLACE REFORM: A CRITIQUE OF 151 ACADEMICS pp. 378-395

Len Perry

Volume 25, issue 3, 2006

TOWARDS A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD FOR AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES AND STUDENTS pp. 205-220

Ross Williams and Peter Dawkins

GIRLS AND ECONOMICS: AN UNLIKELY COUPLING? pp. 221-234

Alex Millmow and Cheryl Bookallil

STUDENTS‘ PERCEPTIONS OF WORKSHOP BASED INTRODUCTORY MACROECONOMICS TUTORIALS: A SURVEY pp. 235-251

Ameeta Jain

TRANSACTION COSTS, DEPOSIT REQUIREMENTS AND FIRST-HOME OWNERSHIP pp. 252-271

Gavin Wood, Richard Watson, Paul Flatau and Rachel Ong ViforJ

TRADING RULE PROFITS AND THE AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR pp. 272-283

Kim Hawtrey and James Nguyen

PRODUCTIVITY AND INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES: A NOTE ON THE COLE ROYAL COMMISSION pp. 284-294

Len Perry

COMMENT ON“MEASURING VICTORIA'S GENUINE PROGRESS: A GENUINE PROGRESS INDICATOR (GPI) FOR VICTORIA” pp. 295-297

Frank Neri and Paul Bradstreet

A RESPONSE TO “COMMENT ON MEASURING VICTORIA'S GENUINE PROGRESS: A GENUINE PROGRESS INDICATOR (GPI) FOR VICTORIA” pp. 298-300

Matthew Clarke and Philip Lawn

Volume 25, issue 2, 2006

YANG'S MODERN CLASSICAL ECONOMICS OF SPECIALISATION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS pp. 101-105

Yew-Kwang Ng

MARGINAL VS INFRAMARGINAL ANALYSIS AND THE THEORY OF DISTRIBUTION VS THE DEVELOPMENT OF A THEORY OF ECONOMIC ORGANISATION pp. 106-116

Christis Tombazos

THE IMPORTANCE OF PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH: THE CASE OF RURAL CHINA, 1979–1987 pp. 117-124

Ian Wills and Xiaokai Yang

A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND INCOME INEQUALITY pp. 125-130

Wenli Cheng

TRANSACTION COSTS AND THE ECONOMIC ORGANISATION OF HOSPITALS pp. 131-150

George Rivers

INFRAMARGINAL ANALYSIS ON IMPERSONAL NETWORKING DECISIONS, E-COMMERCE, AND BUNDLING SALES pp. 151-156

Ke Li

ON SOCIO-ECONOMIC ROLES AND SPECIALISATION pp. 157-170

Robert P. Gilles, Emiliya Lazarova and Pieter Ruys

XIAOKAI YANG AND THE ECONOMICS OF SPECIALISATION pp. 171-176

Jeff Borland

INFRAMARGINAL ECONOMICS: AN OUTSIDER'S VIEW pp. 177-195

Peter Dixon

IN DEFENCE OF INFRAMARGINAL ECONOMICS pp. 196-204

Christis Tombazos

Volume 25, issue 1, 2006

TRADE POLICY: THE ROLE OF PUBLIC ENQUIRIES pp. 1-16

Peter Lloyd

AN INVESTIGATION OF HOME BIAS IN SUPERANNUATION INVESTMENT CHOICES pp. 17-31

Paul Gerrans, Deb Gardner, Marilyn Clark-Murphy and Craig Speelman

THE INITIAL IMPACTS OF A MATCHED SAVINGS PROGRAM: THE SAVER PLUS PROGRAM pp. 32-40

Roslyn Russell, Robert Brooks, Aruna Nair and Liz Fredline

PRELIMINARY ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF GROUNDWATER EXTRACTION RULES pp. 41-67

M. Ejaz Qureshi, Sumaira E. Qureshi, Tim Goesch and Ahmed Hafi

AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTS OF TRADE ON EMPLOYMENT IN AUSTRALIA 1989/1990–2000/2001 pp. 68-82

Kankesu Jayanthakumaran

FUNDING THE NON-PROFIT WELFARE SECTOR: EXPLAINING CHANGING FUNDING SOURCES 1960–1999 pp. 83-99

Gabrielle Berman, Robert Brooks and John Murphy