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The
New Wealth of Nations Christopher DeMuth
The nations
of North America, Western Europe, Australia, and Japan are
wealthier today than they have ever been, wealthier than any
others on the planet, wealthier by far than any societies
in human history.
The New Wealth of Nations:
Australian Postscript Charles Richardson
Industrial Policy for
Australia Helen Hughes
'Industry policy' has been a central feature of economic debates
since WWII. Initially, only liberal, market oriented economists
argued that introducing economy wide policies was essential
and sufficient for the development of industry and the economy
as a whole.
The
New Populism in Australia Gregory Melleuish
Since the 1970s
Australians have been living through an age of uncertainty
or, perhaps more positively, an age of redefinition.
Postal
Services: Public or Private? Competition or Monopoly?
Terry Black and Susan Black
The National Competition Council (NCC) has recently undertaken
a review into the performace of Australia Post, specifically
concentrating on the possible effects of introducing competition.
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