Australian Public Policy Program Working Papers

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WPP12_1: The Economics of New Media: John Quiggin
WPP10_3: Special Taxation of the Mining Industry: John Freebairn and John Quiggin
WPP10_2: The Poverty Burden: A Measure of the Difficulty of Ending Extreme Poverty: John Quiggin and Renuka Mahadevan
WPP10_1: Bad politics makes bad policy: the case of Queensland’s asset sales program: John Quiggin
WPP09_4: The value of Public Sector Information for Cultural Institutions: John Quiggin
WPP09_3: An agenda for social democracy: John Quiggin
WPP09_2: Six refuted doctrines: John Quiggin
WPP09_1: Risk Shifts in Australia: Implications of the Financial Crisis: John Quiggin
WPP08_2: Unemployment Policy: Unemployment, Underemployment and Labour Market Insecurity: Stephen Bell and John Quiggin
WPP08_1: Amateur content production, networked innovation and innovation policy: John Quiggin
WPP07_3: Beyond Stop/Go?: Explaining Australia’s Long Boom: Stephen Bell and John Quiggin
WPP07_2: Risk and Social Democracy: John Quiggin
WPP07_1: Intellectual Property and Indigenous Culture: Robynne Quiggin and John Quiggin
WPP04_3: Asset Price Instability and Policy Responses: The Legacy of Liberalisation: Stephen Bell and John Quiggin
WPP04_2: Economic evaluation of the proposed Free Trade Agreement between Australia and the United States: John Quiggin
WPP04_1: The Y2K scare: causes, costs and cures: John Quiggin
WPP03_1: Looking back on microeconomic reform: a skeptical viewpoint: John Quiggin
WP5P05: Localisation, globalisation and finance: John Quiggin
WP4P06: Stories about productivity: John Quiggin
WP4P05: No More Free Beer Tomorrow? Economic policy and outcomes in Australia and New Zealand 1984-2003: Tim Hazledine and John Quiggin
WP3P06: Cities, connections and cronyism: John Quiggin
WP3P05: Economic liberalism: fall, revival and resistance: John Quiggin
WP2P06: IR Reform: Choice and Compulsion: Mark Bahnisch and John Quiggin
WP2P05: Unemployment, Labour Market Insecurity and Policy Options: Stephen Bell and John Quiggin
WP1P06: Blogs, wikis and creative innovation: John Quiggin
WP1P05: How to kill a country?: The USÐAustralia Free Trade Agreement, pharmaceuticals and intellectual property: John Quiggin