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92-2: Keynesian and New Classical Output and Unemployment Equations for Australia

B. Rao

92-19: Tall But Poor: Nutrition, Health and Living Standards in Pre-Famine Ireland

S. Nicholas and Richard Steckel

92-18: Taxes, Retirement Transfers, and Annuities

Geoffrey Kingston, John Piggott and Hazel Bateman

92-17: Empirical Evidence on Public Expenditure and Private Sector's Response: A Multi-Country Analysis

M. Monadjemi

92-16: Current-Account Targeting and the Equilibrium Approach to fiscal Policy

F. Barry

92-15: Optimal Consumption, External Debt and the Real Interest Rate: An Empirical Investigation

G. Otto and Graham Voss

92-14: For Better or for Worse; The Genesis of the Male Breadwinner

S. Nicholas and D. Oxley

92-13: On the Measurement of Local Tax Progression and Overall tax Progressivity

B. Tran-Nam

92-12: Customized Investment Strategies for Accumulations Superannuation

Geoffrey Kingston, J. Piggot and Hazel Bateman

92-11: Two Notes on Econometrics

N. Hakwani

92-10: Government Size and Economic Growth: A Comment

N. Hakwani and J. Nevile

92-1: Answers for Steedman

Peter Kriesler

91-9: How to Measure Goodness of Fit in a Simultaneous Equation Model

N. Kakwani and E. Sowey

91-8: Australian Economic Growth: A Structural Perspective (A Preliminary Analysis)

J. Halevi and Peter Kriesler

91-7: On the Distribution of Intra-Daily Exchange Rate Changes

R. Bewley and Lowe, P. Trevor, R.

91-6: Alternative Methods for Estimating Long-Run Responses with Application to Australian Import Demand

R. Bewley and David Orden

91-5: Box TIAO and Johansen Canonical Estimators of Cointegrating Vectors

R. Bewley, David Orden and L. Fisher

91-4: New Classical and Keynesian Models: An Alternative Empirical Approach

B. Rao

91-3: Inflation Insurance for Australian Annuitants

A. Formica and Geoffrey Kingston

91-2: Hilferding and the Reduction of Skilled to Unskilled Labour

Steve Keen

91-16: The Use and Abuse of Aggregate Demand and Supply Functions

J. Neville and B. Rao

91-15: Property Rights, Pareto Efficiency and Water Sharing Arrangements for The River Murray

Stephen Whelan

91-14: Monetary Integration and Non-Coordianted Fiscal Policy

Graham Voss

91-13: Michal Kalecki on Capitalism

Peter Kriesler

91-12: Multiproduct Cost Function Estimates for Australian Government Railway Systems

T. Kinugasa

91-11: Estimation of Long-Run Responses in Dynamic Models with Integrated Data

R. Bewlwy and Denzil Fiebig

91-10: The Transmission of Price Information at Queensland Cattle Auctions

Colin Williams and R. Bewley

91-1: Paul Sweezy and the Misinterpretation of Marx

Steve Keen

90-9: Financial Deregulation and the Dynamics of Money, Prices and Output: Evidence From New Zealand and Australia

David Orden and L.A. Fisher

90-8: Systematic Patterns in the Residual Plots of Short-Panel Regression Models

C.M. Alaouze

90-7: Pollution Policy: The Role of Publicly Provided Information

Peter Kennedy

90-6: Rational Expectations and the Significance of the Flexprice and Sluggish Price Sectors

B. Rao

90-5: Introductory Pricing Strategies when Quality is Unobservable: The Role of Word of Mouth Communication

Peter Kennedy

90-4: AN AXIOMATIC APPROACH TO MEASUREMENT OF UNEMPLOYMENT AND APPLICATION TO THE INDIAN DATA

Satya Paul

90-3: TESTING FOR SIGNIFICANCE OF POVERTY DIFFERENCES; WITH APPLICATION TO COTE D'IVOIRE

N. Kakwani

90-2: POVERTY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH; WITH APPLICATION TO COTE D'IVOIRE

N. Kakwani

90-10: Consumption Smoothing and the Current Account

R. Milbourne and G. Otto

90-1: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN MONETARY THEORY

R. McDonald and R. Milbourne

89-9: THE THEORETICAL CHARASTERISTICS OF AUTRALIAN UNEMPLOYMENT CONPENSATION: AN ANALYSIS OF LABOUR MARKET ADJUSTMENT

N.G. Gaston

89-8: SHOULD MARGINAL TAX RATES BE EQUALIZED THROUGH TIME?

Geoffrey Kingston

89-7: THE LEARNING CURVE AND ADAPTIVE CONTROL- A PRODUCTION PROCESS WITH UNKNOWN PARAMETERS

R. Sturn

89-6: PRODUCT LIABILITY, JOINT TORTS, AND INTERFIRM CONTRACTING

J.C. Moorhouse

89-5: ON THE MEASUREMENT OF TAX PROGRESSIVITY

N. Podder

89-4: COURNOT DUOPOLY WITH MORE THAN ONE MARKETS

K. Okuguchi

89-3: WHY ARE LONG-RUN PARAMETER ESTIMATES SO DISPARATE?

R. Bewley and Denzil Fiebig

89-2: THE REJECTION OF HOMOGENEITY IN DEMAND AND SUPPLY ANALYSIS: AN EXPLANATION AND SOLUTION

R. Bewley and G. Elliot

89-14: STOCHASTIC TRENDS IN ECONOMICS TIME SERIES AND THE TERM STRUCTURE OF INTEREST RATES

L.A. Fisher

89-13: FROM DESIQUILIBRIUM TO THE TRAVERSE IN ECONOMIC THEORY

Peter Kriesler

89-12: THE CURRENT ACCOUNT AND SIGNAL INSTABILITY: WHY THE MONETARY CURE ALMOST KILLS THE PATIENT

R.J. Bowden

89-11: APLINE SMOOTHING METHODS FOR PARTIALLY CENSORED DATA

R. Sturm

89-10: THE IMPORTANCE OF JOB LOSS IN AUSTRALIA: WHO ARE THE UNEMPLOYED?

N. Gaston

89-1: A DISEQUILIBRIUM LABOUR MARKET MODEL FROM THE U.S.A.: 1930-1965

B. Rao

88-15: LARGE SAMPLE DISTRIBUTION OF SEVERAL INEQUALITY MEASURES WITH APPLICATIONS TO COTE D'IVOIRE

N. Kakwani