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18-10: Measuring Governance: Why do errors matter?

Leandro Magnusson and Yashar Tarverdi

18-09: Why don’t agricultural prices always adjust towards parity?

Long Vo

18-08: Intangible Capital Distribution in China

Qing Li, Long Vo and Yanrui Wu

18-07: AUTOMATION, TAXES AND TRANSFERS WITH INTERNATIONAL RIVALRY

Rodney Tyers and Yixiao Zhou

18-06: Piketty’s (r – g) Law is Pareto’s Law: Consistent Analyses of Income Distribution Predicated on Inconsistent Definitions of Inequality

Jill Trinh and Michael McLure

18-05: DIVISIA AND FRISCH ARE FRIENDS

Kenneth Clements and Jiawei Si

18-04: Deflation Forces and Inequality

Rodney Tyers and Yixiao Zhou

18-03: Thinking Outside the Box: Edgeworth, Pareto and the Early History of the Box Diagram

Michael McLure and Aldo Montesano

18-02: Paretian Fiscal Sociology

Michael McLure

18-01: Lost Inflation?

Rodney Tyers and Yixiao Zhou

17-19: China’s ‘New Normal’: How will China’s growth slowdown affect Australia’s growth?

Nicolaas Groenewold

17-18: China’s ‘New Normal’: Is the growth slowdown demand- or supply-driven?

Anping Chen and Nicolaas Groenewold

17-17: Keynes and The Royal Swedish Academy

Rogério Arthmar and Michael McLure

17-16: WHAT DO AUSTRALIAN ECONOMICS PhDs DO? THE UWA EXPERIENCE

Kenneth Clements and Jiawei Si

17-15: Maintaining the Order: Contemporary Kuwaitisation Dynamics and their Historical Perspectives

Manal R. Shehabi

17-14: The Economic and Social Consequences of the War: Pigou, the Press and the Struggle for an Honourable Peace

Rogério Arthmar and Michael McLure

17-13: Automation and Inequality in China

Yixiao Zhou and Rodney Tyers

17-12: Thinking Outside the Box: A New History of Edgeworth’s and Pareto’s Development of the Box Diagram

Michael McLure

17-11: THE PARETO DISTRIBUTION AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO PIKETTY’S THIRD FUNDAMENTAL LAW OF CAPITALISM

Jill Trinh

17-10: Ricardian Equivalence, the Italian Fiscal Tradition and WA Government Net Debt

Michael McLure

17-09: Global Climate Change Mitigation: Strategic Interaction or Unilateral Gains?

Sigit Perdana and Rodney Tyers

17-08: Assessing Kuwaiti Energy Pricing Reforms

Manal R. Shehabi

17-07: The cost of displacing fossil fuels: Some evidence from Texas

Peter R. Hartley

17-06: EXPECTATIONAL STABILITY IN AGGREGATIVE GAMES

Richard Cornes, Luciana Fiorini and Wilfredo Maldonado

17-05: THREE FACTS ABOUT WORLD METAL PRICES

Mei-Hsiu Chen, Ken W. Clements and Grace Gao

17-04: FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL PRICES ACROSS COUNTRIES AND THE LAW OF ONE PRICE

Ken W. Clements, Jiawei Si and Long Vo

17-03: Migration and Growth in China: A Sceptical Assessment of the Evidence

Longfeng Ye and Peter Robertson

17-02: Hitting The Great Wall: Rural-Urban Migration and China's Growth Slowdown

Longfeng Ye and Peter Robertson

17-01: Automation and Inequality with Taxes and Transfers

Rodney Tyers and Yixiao Zhou

16-25: SECULAR STAGNATION: DETERMINANTS AND CONSEQUENCES FOR AUSTRALIA

Grace Taylor and Rodney Tyers

16-24: FERTILITY AND SAVINGS CONTRACTIONS IN CHINA: LONG-RUN GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS

Jane Golley, Rodney Tyers and Yixiao Zhou

16-23: DECOMPOSING FISHING EFFORT: MODELLING THE SOURCES OF INEFFICIENCY IN A LIMITED-ENTRY FISHERY

Akihito Asano, Kelly Neill and Satoshi Yamazaki

16-22: THE INCOME AND PRICE SENSITIVITY OF DIETS GLOBALLY

Haiyan Liu

16-21: THE DETERMINANTS AND EFFECTIVENESS OF INDUSTRIAL POLICY IN CHINA: A STUDY BASED ON FIVE-YEAR PLANS

Yiyun Wu, Xiwei Zhu and Nicolaas Groenewold

16-20: OUTPUT SHOCKS IN CHINA: DO THE DISTRIBUTIONAL EFFECTS DEPEND ON THE REGIONAL SOURCE?

Anping Chen and Nicolaas Groenewold

16-19: Prospective External Shocks and Indonesian Economic Performance

Prayudhi Azwar and Rodney Tyers

16.18: Sraffa, Myrdal and the 1961 Söderström Gold Medal

Rogério Arthmar and Michael McLure

16-17: A Longitudinal Examination of Broadacre Farm Size and Performance in Western Australia

Tim Lefroy, James Key and Ross Kingwell

16-16: High-Skilled Migration in Times of Global Economic Crisis

Mathias Czaika and Christopher Parsons

16-15: Riding the Iron Ore Cycle: Actions of Australia’s Major Producers

Jaimie Donovan and Peter Hartley

16-14: Has Foreign Growth Contributed to Stagnation and Inequality in Japan?

Kazuki Tomioka and Rodney Tyers

16-13: International Migration to the OECD in the Twenty-First Century

Cansın Arslan, Jean-Christophe Dumont, Zovanga Kone, Çaglar Özden, Christopher Parsons and Theodora Xenogiani

16-12: The Greenness of Chinese Cities: Carbon Dioxide Emission and Its Determinants

Jianxin Wu, Yanrui Wu and Bing Wang

16-11: Price Relationships in Vegetable Oil and Energy Markets

Rini Priyati and Rodney Tyers

16-10: Simplifying the Big Mac Index

Kenneth Clements and Jiawei Si

16-09: Foreign and Domestic Ownership in Western Australia’s Gas Market

Gabrielle McGrath and Kelly Neill

16-08: Contractions in Chinese Fertility and Savings: Long run domestic and global implications

Jane Golley, Rodney Tyers and Yixiao Zhou

16-07: The Effects of Allowance Price on Energy Demand under a Personal Carbon Trading Scheme

Jin Fan, Jun Li, Yanrui Wu, Shanyong Wang and Dingtao Zhao

16-06: Biases in Patent Examination and Firms’ Responses: Evidence from the Pharmaceutical Industry

Fei Yu and Yanrui Wu

16-05: What Will You Do If I Say ‘I Do’?: The Effect of the Sex Ratio on Time Use within Taiwanese Married Couples

Simon Chang, Rachel Connelly and Ping Ma