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Volume 51, month 12, 1975

Rates of Return to Post‐secondary Education in Australia pp. 455-485

C. Selby Smith

Many Primary Factors in Non‐joint Production Economies pp. 486-512

Edwin Burmeister

Disequilibrium and Speculation in the Housing Market pp. 513-521

R. J. Bowden

Subsistence Affluence and Market Economy in Papua New Guinea pp. 522-538

W. R. Stent and L. Roy Webb

On the Empirical Content of CES Production Functions pp. 539-548

Herbert H. Tsang and Joseph Persky

Business Performance of American and British Affiliated Firms in Australia pp. 549-563

Kyoko Sheridan

Taxation Reform: But What is the Agenda? pp. 564-575

R. H. Wallace

The Australian Tax System Reviewed pp. 576-582

A. R. Prest

The Industrial Organization Vacuum in Australia: A Comment pp. 583-588

Dennis A. Ahlburg

The Industrial Organization Vacuum in Australia: A Reply pp. 589-592

D. K. Round

Volume 51, month 09, 1975

A.W.H. PHILLIPS, M.B.E.: 1914–1975 pp. 303-307

C. A. Blyth

The Determinants of the Natural Rate of Unemployment in the Neoclassical Model pp. 308-319

R. W. Latham and David Peel

International Loans, Direct Foreign Investment, and Optimal Capital Accumulation pp. 320-325

Gershon Feder and Uri Regev

Protection of the Infant Industry: A Note pp. 326-332

Shiro Yabushita

A Note on Technical Improvements, Outputs and the Distribution of Income pp. 333-338

Murray Kemp

Decline and Rise: The Revival of (Classical) Political Economy pp. 339-356

Geoffrey Harcourt

Revival of Political Economy: An Explanatory Note pp. 357-359

Maurice Dobb

Revival of Political Economy: The Wrong Issues and the Wrong Argument pp. 360-364

Frank Hahn

Revival of Political Economy: The Old and the New pp. 365-367

John Hicks

Revival of Political Economy: A Further Comment pp. 368-371

Geoffrey Harcourt

The Securities Market — National Control or Self‐Regulation? pp. 372-378

Harold F. Bell

Australian Securities Markets and Their Regulation pp. 379-387

Geoffrey Sawer

Alternative Measures of Excess Commodity Demand in Australia pp. 388-397

C. I. Higgins

Alternative Measures of Excess Commodity Demand in Australia: A Reply pp. 398-408

A. J. Hagger and P. J. Rayner

Economic Development and Fluctuation in Australia in the 1920s pp. 409-413

W. A. Sinclair

Economic Development and Fluctuation in Australia in the 1920s: A Reply pp. 414-420

E. A. Boehm

The Output ‐ Employment Relationship in Australian Industry pp. 421-427

G. M. Madden and R. H. Tuckwell

Volume 51, month 06, 1975

GROWTH AND WELL‐BEING pp. 153-173

W. A. Sinclair

Economic Welfare, the Public Interest and the Trade Practices Tribunal pp. 174-190

Geraldine Gentle

Comparative Advantage and Intermediate Products pp. 191-202

Albert Schweinberger

Rates of Return on Melbourne Land Investment, 1880–92 pp. 203-217

R. Silberberg

The Income Tax Incentive to Owner‐occupied Housing in Australia pp. 218-231

B. F. Reece

Adjustments in Employment, Overtime and Inventory Investment in the Australian Economy pp. 232-241

T. J. Valentine

Attitudes to International Capital Movements in the Long run: The Case with Neo‐Classical Savings in the Foreign Country pp. 242-248

R. Manning

Effective Protection and the Substitution Problem: The Australian Case pp. 249-252

Gary P. Sampson

Economic Hypotheses and the Derivation of Production Functions: A Comment pp. 253-255

J. Kirker Stephens and Rothwell Stephens

Infant Industry Protection, Dynamic Internal Economies and the Non‐appropriability of Consumers' and Producers' Surpluses pp. 256-262

Ngo Long

Infant Industry Protection: A Reply pp. 263-264

Takashi Negishi

Infant Industry Protection: A Rejoinder pp. 265-266

Ngo Long

Infant Industry Protection: A Further Reply pp. 267-267

Takashi Negishi

The Coase Theorem and ‘Sequential‘ Pareto Optimality pp. 268-271

Peter Swan

Coase's Theorem and First‐Party‐Priority Rule: Reply pp. 272-274

Yew‐Kwang No

First‐Party‐Priority Revisited pp. 275-277

Cliff Walsh

Volume 51, month 03, 1975

The Demand for Electricity: A Cross‐section Study of New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory* pp. 1-18

R. G. Hawkins

Time Series Analysis of the Term Structure of Australian Interest Rates* pp. 19-30

D. J. Jüttner, G. M. Madden and R. H. Tuckwell

Monetary Expansion, Balance of Trade and Economic Growth* pp. 31-39

R. Ramanathan

Dualism in Demand and Savings Patterns: The Case of Korea* pp. 40-49

C. Lluch and Ross Williams

The Wage Determination Process for Sportsmen* pp. 52-65

Braham Dabscheck

A Test of the Efficient Market Theory Using Filter Tests on Stock Prices pp. 66-72

Peter Praetz, Michael Naphtali and John Nolan

Competitive Equilibrium, the Core, Preferences for Risk and Insurance Markets* pp. 73-83

Martin Shubik

A Note on Demographic Influences on the Economic Contribution of Wives and Children during the Family Life Cycle pp. 84-92

C. M. Young

The Income‐Leisure Model: A Diagrammatic Extension* pp. 93-98

Shmuel Sharir

A Pure Intermediate Good and Optimal Intervention to Achieve Non‐economic Objectives* pp. 99-104

Eden Siu‐Hung Yu

Consensus Tariff Policy* pp. 105-108

Peter Wagstaff

The Treatment of Banks in the Social Accounts: A Comment pp. 109-115

A. W. Roche

The Treatment of Banks in the Social Accounts: A Reply pp. 116-119

B. D. Haig

The Australian Short‐Run Consumption Function: A Reply* pp. 120-122

David J. Smyth and Patrick C. McMahon