The Economic Record

1925 - 2025

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Volume 101, month 12, 2025

By How Much Is ‘Women's Work’ Undervalued in the Economy? pp. 421-455

Leonora Risse

Nowcasting Quarterly GDP Growth During the COVID‐19 Crisis Using a Monthly Activity Indicator pp. 456-484

Luke Hartigan and Tom Rosewall

AI‐Generated Price‐Setting Insights from Firms' Earnings Calls pp. 485-503

Callan Windsor and Max Zang

Discretionary Tax Changes and Macroeconomic Activity: New Narrative Evidence from Australia pp. 504-523

Changchen Ge

The Ineffective Origin of Australian Protectionism? Victoria's McCulloch Tariff of 1866 pp. 524-546

Brian D. Varian

Centennial Anniversary of the Economic Record: A Bibliometric Retrospective pp. 547-597

Amara Atif, José M. Merigó, Anna M. Gil‐Lafuente, Finn Kydland, Lluis Amiguet and Timo Henckel

Toward a Wider Vision of Behavioral Economics pp. 598-602

Gigi Foster

Controlling Contagion: Epidemics and Institutions from the Black Death to COVID pp. 603-605

R. Quentin Grafton

More Than Fiscal: The Intergenerational Report, Sustainability and Public Policy in Australia pp. 606-609

Rafal Chomik

A Taxing Journey: How Civic Actors Influence Tax Policy pp. 610-611

Ben Spies‐Butcher

Bankruptcy, Bubbles and Bailouts pp. 612-613

Paul Tilley

The Unequal Effects of Globalization pp. 614-615

Jaehee Choi

Capitalism, Health and Wellbeing: Rethinking Economic Growth for a Healthier, Sustainable Future pp. 616-619

Steve Robson

Holding It Together: How Women Became America's Safety Net pp. 620-622

Laura Beltran Figueroa

Volume 101, month 09, 2025

Why Waste Your Vote? Informal Voting in Compulsory Elections in Australia pp. 275-300

Eamon McGinn and Shiko Maruyama

Skills, Economic Crises and the Labour Market pp. 301-322

Kabir Dasgupta, Lisa Meehan and Alexander Plum

Pensions and Participation: Evidence From World War II Veterans in Australia pp. 323-347

David Rodgers, George Kudrna and Alan Woodland

Placing Public Housing: Announcement Effects of New Builds in More and Less Expensive Neighbourhoods pp. 348-376

Syed Hasan, Iqbal A. Syed and Anastasia Klimova

The Falling Returns to Education in Australia pp. 377-391

Elisa Birch and Alison Preston

Rethinking Merger Analysis pp. 392-393

Rod Sims

Economic Inequality and Poverty pp. 394-396

Roger Wilkins

The Two Parent Privilege: How Americans Stopped Getting Married and Started Falling Behind pp. 397-400

Kay Cook

Behavioral Public Economics: Social Incentives and Social Preferences pp. 401-402

Ralf Steinhauser

The Economics of Developing and Emerging Markets pp. 403-404

Ligang Song

The Greatest of All Plagues: How Economic Inequality Shaped Political Thought from Plato to Marx pp. 405-407

Maria Bach

Audit Culture: How Indicators and Rankings are Reshaping the World pp. 408-410

Ruoxuan Li

The Economics of Creative Destruction: New Research on Themes from Aghion and Howitt pp. 411-414

Randolph Luca Bruno

Volume 101, month 07, 2025

Banking in the Bush pp. 3-25

Florian Ploeckl and Adam Baird

The Impact of Technical Efficiency on Productivity Growth: Evidence from the Korean Pharmaceutical Industry pp. 26-49

Mikyung Yun

Volume 101, month 06, 2025

The Effects of COVID‐19 and JobKeeper on Productivity‐Enhancing Reallocation in Australia pp. 142-168

Dan Andrews, Elif Bahar and Jonathan Hambur

Learning‐by‐Doing when Times Are Tough: Evidence from the Great Recession pp. 169-185

Angela Zha and Rebecca Taylor

Economics Education in Australian Public Universities: An Investigation of the Current State of Play pp. 186-202

Michael B. Charles, Michael A. Kortt and Marcus K. Harmes

The Welfare Effects of Character Protections on Neighbourhoods pp. 203-232

Ryan Greenaway‐McGrevy and James Allan Jones

Hijacked: How Neoliberalism Turned the Work Ethic Against Workers and How Workers Can Take it Back pp. 233-235

Mark Fabian

Solvable. How We Healed the Earth, and How We Can Do It Again pp. 236-237

Cristina Peñasco

In Praise of Scepticism: Trust But Verify pp. 238-239

Charles Kenny

Growth: A Reckoning pp. 240-242

Julia Wdowin

Economy and Interest: A New Presentation of the Fundamental Problems Related to the Economic Role of the Rate of Interest and Their Solutions pp. 243-245

Richard Holden

The Big Con – How the Consulting Industry Weakens Our Businesses, Infantilizes Our Governments and Warps Our Economies pp. 246-247

Stephen Bartos

RETRACTED: The Economics of Inequality pp. 255-257

Putri Auliah Azani and Indraswati Tri Abdireviane

RETRACTED: How Sanctions Work: Iran and the Impact of Economic Warfare pp. 258-260

Asminih Ambo and Indraswati Tri Abdireviane

RETRACTED: Financial Perspectives of Economic History, Volume II: Capitalist Revolution, International Trade, Banking, Insurance pp. 261-263

Astini, Abdul Hamid Paddu and Aldi Aldi

RETRACTED: The Remnants of Race Science: UNESCO and Economic Development in the Global South pp. 264-266

Aldi Aldi and Nurdjanah Hamid

RETRACTED: The Theory of Inertial Inflation: The Foundation of Economic Reform in Brazil and Argentina pp. 267-269

A. Sri Wahyuddin, Madris and Anas Iswanto Anwar

RETRACTED: Economic Growth and Development in the Tropics pp. 270-272

Raehana Tul Jannah and Indraswati Tri Abdireviane

Volume 101, month 03, 2025

Changes in the Inflation Target and the Comovement Between Inflation and the Nominal Interest Rate pp. 3-40

Yunjong Eo and Denny Lie

Children and the Gender Earnings Gap: Evidence for Australia pp. 41-75

Elif Bahar, Natasha Bradshaw, Nathan Deutscher and Maxine Montaigne

Inequality of Opportunity and the Probability of Being Very Rich or Very Poor pp. 76-100

Alessio Rebechi, Nicholas Rohde and Gordon Anderson

How Principals Decide Which Students With Disability Sit Standardised Tests and the Implications for School Accountability pp. 101-120

John de New, Cain Polidano and Chris Ryan

Microeconomics for Managers: Principles and Applications pp. 121-122

Kentaro Tomoeda

The Legacy of the Global Financial Crisis pp. 122-124

Aneeq Sarwar

Limitarianism: The Case Against Extreme Wealth pp. 124-127

Marco Ranaldi

What's the Worst that Could Happen? Existential Risk and Extreme Politics pp. 127-129

Roland Rich

Inside the Invisible Cage pp. 129-130

Nina Roussille

Unexpected Revolutionaries: How Central Banks Made and Unmade Economic Orthodoxy pp. 130-132

Adam Triggs

Australia's Pandemic Exceptionalism: How We Crushed the Curve but Lost the Race pp. 132-134

Declan Trott

Religious Influences on Economic Thinking pp. 134-136

Matthew Watson