Australian Economic History Review

2003 - 2022

Current editor(s): Stephen L Morgan and Martin Shanahan

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THE THIRD NOEL BUTLIN LECTURE: AUSTRALIAN EXCEPTIONALISM REVISITED pp. 217-237: Douglas Irwin
COMMENTS ON FACTOR PRICES AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION IN LESS INDUSTRIALISED ECONOMIES, 1870–1939: REFOCUSING ON THE FRONTIER pp. 238-248: Knick Harley
STATE‐LEVEL BASIC WAGES IN AUSTRALIA DURING THE DEPRESSION, 1929–35: INSTITUTIONS AND POLITICS OVER MARKETS pp. 249-277: Peter Sheldon
THE NATURE AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE GENERAL INSURANCE INDUSTRY IN AUSTRALIA TO 1973 pp. 278-299: Monica Keneley and Tom McDonald
AUSTRALASIAN ECONOMIC HISTORY: RESEARCH CHALLENGES AND BIG QUESTIONS pp. 300-315: Ian McLean and Martin Shanahan
BIG QUESTIONS IN AUSTRALIAN ECONOMIC HISTORY: FROM THE OUTSIDE LOOKING IN1 pp. 316-322: Howard Dick

THE SECOND NOEL BUTLIN LECTURE: LABOUR‐INTENSIVE INDUSTRIALISATION IN GLOBAL HISTORY pp. 121-154: Kaoru Sugihara
NEW ESTIMATES OF AUSTRALIAN PUBLIC BORROWING AND CAPITAL RAISED IN LONDON, 1849–1914 pp. 155-177: Bernard Attard
THE INTRODUCTION OF COMPETITION POLICY IN AUSTRALIA: THE ROLE OF RON BANNERMAN pp. 178-199: David Merrett, Stepehn Corones and David Round
RELATIVE FACTOR PRICES IN THE PERIPHERY DURING THE FIRST GLOBAL CENTURY: ANY LESSONS FOR TODAY? pp. 200-206: Jeffrey G. Williamson

FACTOR PRICES AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION IN LESS INDUSTRIALISED ECONOMIES 1870–1939 pp. 1-5: David Greasley, Kris Inwood and John Singleton
MEASURING INEQUALITY TRENDS IN COLONIAL AUSTRALIA USING FACTOR–PRICE RATIOS: THE IMPORTANCE OF BOUNDARIES pp. 6-21: Martin Shanahan and John K. Wilson
HECKSHER‐OHLIN IN CANADA: NEW ESTIMATES OF REGIONAL WAGES AND LAND PRICES pp. 22-48: John Emery, Kris Inwood and Henry Thille
THE SWEDISH WAGE–RENTAL RATIO AND ITS DETERMINANTS, 1877–1926 pp. 49-72: Jan Bohlin and Svante Larsson
GLOBALISATION, FACTOR PRICES, AND POVERTY IN COLONIAL INDIA pp. 73-94: Tirthankar Roy
LABOUR AND LAND IN GHANA, 1874–1939: A SHIFTING RATIO AND AN INSTITUTIONAL REVOLUTION pp. 95-120: Gareth Austin

TAXING TIMES: STATE‐LED INCOME REDISTRIBUTION IN NEW ZEALAND’S ‘GOLDEN AGE’ pp. 195-214: James Reveley
RECOVERY FROM DEPRESSION: AUSTRALIA IN AN ARGENTINE MIRROR 1895–1913 pp. 215-241: Ian McLean
WELFARE, ENTERPRISE, AND ABORIGINAL COMMUNITY: THE CASE OF THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN KIMBERLEY REGION, 1968–96 pp. 242-267: Tony Smith
AUSTRALIAN IMMIGRATION ARCHIVES AS SOURCES FOR BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC HISTORY pp. 268-282: Stephen Morgan

AN ECONOMY ILL‐SUITED TO YOUNGER WORKERS: CHILD AND YOUTH WORKFORCE PARTICIPATION IN COLONIAL QUEENSLAND, 1886–1901 pp. 111-129: Bradley Bowden
FACTORS INHIBITING DEFLATIONARY BIAS IN CURRENCY BOARD ECONOMIES: EVIDENCE FROM THE COLONIAL ERA pp. 130-154: Malcolm Treadgold
‘LAYIN’ LOW AND SAYIN’ NUFFIN’: AUSTRALIA’S POLICY TOWARDS BRITAIN’S SECOND BID TO JOIN THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY (1966–67) pp. 155-175: Andrea Benvenuti

TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL ORGANISATION: JAPANESE AMMONIUM SULPHATE INDUSTRY IN THE INTERWAR PERIOD pp. 1-22: Anil Khosla
THE PERFORMANCE OF AN ELECTRICITY UTILITY: THE CASE OF THE STATE ELECTRICITY COMMISSION OF VICTORIA, 1925–93 pp. 23-44: Malcolm Abbott
‘LONG SLOW BOOM’?: MANUFACTURING IN NEW ZEALAND, 1945–70 pp. 45-69: Jim McAloon
POST‐CHANDLERIAN FIRMS: TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE AND FIRM BOUNDARIES pp. 70-94: Paul Robertson and Gianmario Verona

EMPTOR AUSTRALIS: THE AUSTRALIAN CONSUMER IN EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY ADVERTISING LITERATURE pp. 221-243: Robert Crawford
RISK, PERSISTENCE and FOCUS: A LIFE CYCLE OF THE ENTREPRENEUR pp. 244-272: Ian Hunter
A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE ON INDIGENOUS SOCIOECONOMIC OUTCOMES IN AUSTRALIA, 1971–2001 pp. 273-295: Jon C. Altman, Nicholas Biddle and Boyd Hunter
KEITH WINDSCHUTTLE's CONTRIBUTION TO AUSTRALIAN HISTORY: AN EVALUATION pp. 296-307: Ralph Shlomowitz
FAITH and SCHOLARSHIP IN ABORIGINAL and ISLANDER HISTORY: A REPLY TO RALPH SHLOMOWITZ pp. 308-315: Keith Windschuttle

INTRODUCTION: MINING HISTORY IN CONTEXT pp. 115-118: Gordon Boyce and Jeremy Mouat
THE ECONOMICS AND ORGANISATION OF CHINESE MINING IN COLONIAL AUSTRALIA pp. 119-138: Barry McGowan
‘HOME IS NOT SO VERY FAR AWAY’: CALIFORNIAN ENGINEERS IN SOUTH AFRICA, 1868–1915 pp. 139-160: Jessica Teisch
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL AND SOUTH‐EAST ASIAN TIN MINING, 1906–40 pp. 161-185: John Hillman
A VERY BRITISH PHENOMENON? INDUSTRIAL POLITICS AND THE DECLINE OF THE JAPANESE COAL MINING INDUSTRY SINCE THE 1950S pp. 186-203: W. R. Garside
INVENTION AND INNOVATION IN THE AUSTRALIAN NON‐FERROUS MINING INDUSTRY: WHOSE TECHNOLOGY? pp. 204-219: Diane Menghetti

CONTROL OF THE AUSTRALIAN LIFE INSURANCE INDUSTRY: AN EXAMPLE OF REGULATORY EXTERNALITIES WITHIN THE AUSTRALIAN FINANCIAL SECTOR 1870–1945 pp. 1-22: Monica Keneley
REFRIGERATION AND DISTRIBUTION: NEW ZEALAND LAND PRICES AND REAL WAGES 1873–1939 pp. 23-44: David Greasley and Les Oxley
CONTRACTING CONVICTS: THE CONVICT LABOUR MARKET IN VAN DIEMEN's LAND 1840–1857 pp. 45-72: David Meredith and Deborah Oxley
THE RELOCATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL MARKET FOR AUSTRALIAN WOOL pp. 73-95: Simon Ville

Economic History of Asia: comparative perspectives pp. 215-220: Pierre van der Eng
Flourishing branches, wilting core: research in modern Indian economic history pp. 221-240: Tirthankar Roy
Tradition and interaction: research trends in modern Japanese industrial history pp. 241-258: Tomoko Hashino and Osamu Saito
Growth, institutions and knowledge: a review and reflection on the historiography of 18th–20th century China pp. 259-277: Debin Ma
Facts and myths about Korea’s economic past pp. 278-293: Myung Soo Cha
Economic history of Taiwan: a survey pp. 294-306: Tsong‐Min Wu
The historical origins of the Philippine economy: a survey of recent research of the Spanish colonial era pp. 307-320: Josep M. Fradera

THE CURRENT AND FUTURE ROLE OF AEHR: EDITORIAL REFLECTIONS pp. 113-117: Pierre van der Eng and Martin Shanahan
THE INAUGURAL NOEL BUTLIN LECTURE: WORLD FACTOR MIGRATIONS AND DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITIONS pp. 118-141: Jeffrey Williamson
NIEMEYER, SCULLIN AND THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMISTS pp. 142-160: Alex Millmow
‘MUTTON DRESSED AS LAMB?’ THE MISREPRESENTATION OF AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND MEAT IN THE BRITISH MARKET, c. 1890–1914 pp. 161-184: David Higgins
MAKING ARCHIVAL CHOICES FOR BUSINESS HISTORY pp. 185-196: Jane Ellen, Trevor Hart, Michael Piggott and David Merrett

Quantifying and interpreting world development: macromeasurement before and after Colin Clark pp. 1-34: Angus Maddison
Linking, de‐linking and re‐linking: Southeast Asia in the global economy in the twentieth century pp. 35-51: Anne Booth
Resource boom and bust, 1885–1920: regional wealth evidence from probate records pp. 52-78: Livio Di Matteo
The Supervision of Convict Gangs in New South Wales 1788–1830 pp. 79-100: W. M. Robbins