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95-8: Monetary Factors in the Great Depression in Australia

Mark Crosby

95-6: On the Relationship Between the Gini Goefficient and Income Elasticity

N. Podder

95-5: On Identifying Permanent and Transitory Shocks in VAR Models

Minxian Yang

95-14: Empirical Evidence on Public Expenditure and Private Investment: A Study of Australia and the United States

M. Monadjemi

95-13: Minimum Consumption Basket and Poverty in Belarus

N.C. Kakwani

95-12: Structural Adjustment and Performance in Living Standards in Developing Countries

N. Kakwani

95-11: Data Set Construction, Specification of Functional Form and The Estimation of Technical Progress

K. Fix

95-10: The Foreing Currency Loans Affair, An Economists Perspective

Geoffrey Kingston

93-9: Measuring Poverty with Uncertain Poverty Threshold

N. Kakwani

93-8: Notes on the Equity Implications of Mandated Funded Pension Schemes

Hazel Bateman, Geoffrey Kingston and John Piggott

93-7: A New Test for Overidentification

N. Kakwani and E. Sowey

93-6: The Superannuation Guarantee Charge: What Do We Know about Its Aggregate Impact?

Hazel Bateman and John Piggott

93-4: A Ricardian Equivalence Theorem on the Taxation of Pension Funds

Geoffrey Kingston and John Piggott

93-30: Pursuite of Relative Conspicuous Consumption in Monopolistic Competition

Yew-Kwang Ng and J. Wang

93-29: Pursuite of Relative Utility and the Division of Labor

J. Wang and Xiaokai Yang

93-28: Pusuit of Relative Utility in Monopolistic Competition

J. Wang and Xiaokai Yang

93-27: Pursuit of Relative Utility in General Competitive Equilibrium

Yew-Kwang Ng and J. Wang

93-26: A Case for Cardinal Utility and Aritrary Choice of Commodity Units

Yew-Kwang Ng and J. Wang

93-25: Capital Accumulation Under Uncertain Lifetimes

E. Ahmed

93-24: Life Cycle Consumption and Labour Supply Under Progressive Taxation

E. Ahmed

93-23: Theory of Competitive Firms: A Profit Function Approach

B. Tran-Nam

93-22: Dynamics of Public Infrastructure, Industrial Productivity and Profitability: A Comment

Truong Truong

93-21: Dynamics of Public Infrastructure and Industrial Productivity: The Role of Non-rival Production

Truong Truong

93-20: Williamson's Back Door - Transaction Costs and the Effect Firm

C. Freedman

93-19: The Endownmant Effect and Coase's Theorem: Policy Implications in Light of Recent Empirical Evidence

C. Freedman

93-18: Testing for Cointegration: The Effects of Mis-Specifying the Lag Length

R. Bewley and Minxian Yang

93-17: Risk Comparison of the Inequality Constrained Least Squares and Other Related Estimators Under Balanced Loss

Alan Wan

93-16: Voting and Learning in a Model of Monetary Policymaking

Mark Crosby

93-15: The Missing Lag Between Harrod and Hicks

Steve Keen

93-14: Capital Mobility and Industrial Upgrading in the Asian NIEs: A Regional Generaal Equilibrium View

Yinhua Mai

93-13: Australian Commodity Tax Reforms and Consumer Behavioural Response

N. Warren

93-12: Testing for Cointegration within the Box-Tiao Procedure

R. Bewley and Minxian Yang

93-11: Government Debt and Private Consumption: Some International Evidence

N. Monadjemi

93-10: The Non-Optimality of Interval Restricted and Pre-Test Estimators Under Squared Error Loss

Alan Wan

93-1: Methodology and Econometrics: Facing Up to Some Naccing Questions

E.R. Sowey

92-9: Correcting R2 for Degrees of Freedom: A New Approach

E.R. Sowey

92-8: Deregulation Policy and Contestability

T. Kinugasa

92-7: Old and New Keynesians

J. Lodewijks

92-6: On the Effects of Union - Employer Bargaining on Consumption Welfare

T. Stegman

92-5: Government Consumption and Private Investment in Closed and Open Economies

F. Barry

92-4: An Examination of the "Exoansionay Fiscal Contraction" Hypothesis

F. Barry and Michael Devereux

92-3: A Test of the Policy Ineffectiveness Proposition for the Australian Economy

B. Rao and G. Lin

92-27: Long-Run Identifying Restrictions for an Error-Correction Model of New Zealand Money, Prices and Output

L. Fisher, Paul Fackler and David Orden

92-26: How to Measure Real Economic Growth?

N. Kakwani

92-25: Analyzing Statistical Discrepancy

R. Bewley and R. Milbourne

92-24: Public Capital and Private Sector Productivity: Evidence for Australia 1966/67 - 89/90

G. Otto and Graham Voss

92-23: Moving Average Conditional Heterscedastic Processes

Minxian Yang and R. Bewley

92-22: Golbal Development: Is the Gap Widening or Closing?

N. Kakwani and K. Subbarao

92-21: Market Liberalisation, Monetary Stabilisation and Foreign Debt: Did Australia Get It Wrong in the 1980s?

F. Barry

92-20: The Utility Maximising Firm: Price Stabilisation and Duality

C.M. Alaouze