YEAR: 2000 ISSN: 00049018

• ARTICLE : Contributed Articles - Trade Liberalisation of Intermediate Inputs   PP: 299-302 Amiti, Mary
• ARTICLE : Contributed Articles - Public Hospital Expenditure: How Is It Divided between Lower, Middle and Upper Income Groups?   PP: 303-316 Schofield, Deborah
• ARTICLE : Contributed Articles - A Comparison of Income and Expenditure Inequality Estimates: The Australian Evidence, 1975-76 to 1993-94   PP: 317-329 Blacklow, Paul ; Ray, Ranjan
• ARTICLE : Contributed Articles - The Impact of a Goods and Services Tax on Product Market Competition   PP: 330-336 Damania, R
• ARTICLE : Contributed Articles - Copyright, Parallel Imports and National Welfare: The Australian Market for Sound Recordings   PP:
  337-348 Papadopoulos, Theo
• ARTICLE : Policy Forum: Welfare for Indigenous Australians - The Winner's Curse? Indigenous Australians in the Welfare System   PP:
  349-354 Daly, Anne
• ARTICLE : Policy Forum: Welfare for Indigenous Australians - Indigenous Australians Working for Welfare: What Difference Does It Make?   PP: 355-362 Altman, J C ; Gray, M C ; Sanders, W G
• ARTICLE : Policy Forum: Welfare for Indigenous Australians - The Role of Welfare in the Economy of Two Indigenous Communities   PP: 363-368 Daly, Anne ; Smith, Diane
• ARTICLE : Policy Forum: Welfare for Indigenous Australians - Macro Employment Policies and the Economic Wellbeing of Female Indigenous
  Sole Parents in Australia and the United States   PP: 369-376 Gregory, R G ; Martin, Y M
• ARTICLE : Data Surveys - The Papua New Guinea Household Survey   PP: 377-380 Gibson, John
• ARTICLE : For the Student - Basic Game Theory   PP: 381 Kline, J Jude

• ARTICLE : Editors' Report 1999   PP: 1-2
• ARTICLE : Contributed Articles - The Role of Undertakings in Regulatory Decision-Making - Mergers that substantially lessen competition are illegal in Australia. But how do regulators evaluate mergers? This paper shows how regulators may be able to assist merging firms in committing not to reduce competition   PP: 3-16 Gans, Joshua S ; King, Stephen P
• ARTICLE : Contributed Articles - Neighbourhood and Family Effects in Educational Progress - This paper adds to the growing literature analysing increasing Australian stratification. Utilising a new data set, the effects of family and neighbourhood characteristics upon youths' educational aspirations are identified   PP: 17-31 Seltzer, Andrew
• ARTICLE : Contributed Articles - Carbon Taxation, Fuel Substitution and Welfare in Australia - This paper examines the effects of a carbon tax designed to reduce carbon dioxide emissions over a ten-year horizon. Allowance is made for fuel substitution in electricity production. The use of a subsidy is also examined   PP: 32-48 Martin, Cameron
• ARTICLE : Contributed Articles - Population Ageing and Projections of Government Social Outlays in Australia - This paper makes new projections of government social outlays for Australia. The sensitivity of the projections to different rates of net immigration is calculated  PP: 49-64 McDonald, Ian M
• ARTICLE : Policy Forum: Merger - Policy in Australia - Merger Policy in Australia: Introduction - Mergers between major firms are often controversial. This policy forum considers the theory and application of recent Australian mergers policy   PP: 65-66
• ARTICLE : Policy Forum: Merger - Policy in Australia - Mergers in Financial Services: Why the Rush? - Financial services mergers are widespread. This article examines the forces driving these mergers and the effect of the 'four pillars' policy in Australia   PP: 67-72
• ARTICLE : Policy Forum: Merger - Policy in Australia - The 'Vigorous and Effective Competitor' in Australian Merger Analysis - A merger may be deemed illegal in Australia if it removes from the market a 'vigorous and effective competitor'. This article considers the interpretation of this test in merger cases  PP: 73-82
• ARTICLE : Policy Forum: Merger - Policy in Australia - The Competitive Balance Argument for Mergers - The 'competitive balance' argument states that mergers between small firms that bring their size closer to that of larger firms can be pro-competitive. This paper evaluates this argument   PP: 83-93
• ARTICLE : Data Surveys - The Business Longitudinal Survey - The Business Longitudinal Survey has the potential to inform many areas of research including industrial relations, business, finance and economics   PP: 94-99
• ARTICLE : For the Student - Property Rights and the Impact on Resource Allocation and Welfare: A Diagrammatic Exposition - This paper discusses, diagrammatically, the allocative and welfare implications of alternative assignments of property rights under the Coasian approach to correcting a negative externality. A case example supplements the analyses   PP: 100

YEAR: 1999 ISSN: 00049018

• ARTICLE : Contributed Articles - Taxing Super - Australia's superannuation tax arrangements are among the world's most complex. This paper proposes a reform which could simplify administration and enhance economic efficiency, while not adversely affecting equity. Implications for fund members are analysed PP: 207-218 Kingston, Geoffrey; Piggott, John
• ARTICLE : Contributed Articles - Incentives to Work: Replacement Ratios Cost of Job Loss among Indigenous Australians - This paper considers the relationship between the social and the welfare system and employment incentives for indigenous Australians. Two measures are calculated: The replacement ratio and the cost of job loss PP: 219-236 Hunter, Boyd
• ARTICLE : Contributed Articles - An Evaluation of Alternative Methods of Forecasting Australian Inflation - This paper evaluates the efficacy of several alternative methods of forecasting Australian inflation, based on their out-of-sample forecasting results PP: 237-248 Horton, Dean
• ARTICLE : Contributed Articles - Labour Market Adjustment: Evidence on Interstate Labour Mobility Interstate migration plays an important role in reducing differences in labour market conditions between Australian states, although it may not completely eliminate them PP: 249-263 Vickery, James
• ARTICLE : Contributed Articles - Clarification on 'Introduction to the Policy Forum on the Inflation Target' PP: 264
• ARTICLE : Policy Forum: The Equal Pay Case -- Thirty Years On - The Equal Pay Case -- Thirty Years On - This article reviews developments in the gender wage ratio in Australia, and provides an overview of the Policy Forum PP: 265-272
• ARTICLE : Policy Forum: The Equal Pay Case -- Thirty Years On - Labour Market Institutions and the Gender Pay Ratio Bob Gregory - This article reviews the effect on the gender pay ratio of labour market institutions through a comparison between Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom PP: 273-278
• ARTICLE : Policy Forum: The Equal Pay Case -- Thirty Years On - Equal Pay Thirty Years On: The Policy and Practice - This paper reviews the range of policy approaches that has been applied to narrow the gender pay gap in Australia. It suggests that more effective action in relation to the undervaluation of women's jobs would now be timely PP: 279-285
• ARTICLE : Policy Forum: The Equal Pay Case -- Thirty Years On - The Employment Consequences of Comparable Worth Policies - This article discusses the likely ramifications for employment of attempting to impose pay equality across so-called comparable jobs PP: 286-291
• ARTICLE : Policy Forum: The Equal Pay Case -- Thirty Years On - Labour Market Consequences of a Comparable Worth Policy - The consequences for the labour market of a comparable worth policy for setting wage rates across job types are explored in this paper PP: 292-297
• ARTICLE : Data Surveys - Australian and International Survey Data for Multivariate Analysis: The IsssA - The International Social Science Survey, with over 22 000 cases and some hundreds of variables, provides a rich source of information on Australia. It also offers data on a more limited range of topics from representative national samples in over 20 nations PP: 298-303 Evans, M D R
• ARTICLE : For the Student - A Review of the Asian Crisis: Causes, Consequences and Policy Responses - This article examines the way in which the Asian financial crisis unfolded, provides a typology of the potential effects of the crisis, and discusses the general impact the crisis has had on the global economy 24 months after its onset PP: 304

YEAR: 1999 ISSN: 00049018

• ARTICLE : Re-employment after Retrenchment: Evidence from the TCF Industry Study - The re-employment outcomes of workers retrenched from jobs in the textiles, clothing and footwear industries are analysed using a discrete-time event history approach that takes demand conditions into account PP: 105-129 Webber, Michael
• ARTICLE : Human Capital Theory and Education Policy in Australia - In the 'human capital' model, education is an investment that produces benefits in the future. Recent cuts in education spending will therefore reduce future national income PP: 130-144
• ARTICLE : An Environmental Cooperation Agreement for the Asia-Pacific Region? - The economic significance of environmental cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region is discussed through addressing the problems of pollution haven formation, standards harmonisation and the environmental Kuznets curve. However, an agreement on such cooperation

is best negotiated separately from APEC PP: 145-156
• ARTICLE : Gender Pay Equity and Comparable Worth in Australia: A Reassessment - This article examines the contribution made by gender-based occupational segmentation to the gender earnings gap. Particular attention is paid to how the significance of segmentation varies across age cohorts PP: 157-171

ARTICLE : Policy Forum: Exchange Rates and Capital Controls - Exchange Rates and Capital Controls - This introduction to the policy forum on exchange rates and capital controls outlines the key issues, and briefly summarises the four papers in the forum PP: 172-174
• ARTICLE : Theoretical Issues in Exchange Rate Determination - Crosby and Voss outline some recent theoretical work on exchange rate determination with sticky prices and pricing to market. These models go some way to explaining the empirical facts described in the paper by Husted PP: 175-179 Voss, Graham
• ARTICLE : Exchange Rates and Fundamentals in the Short and Long Runs - In this paper it is argued that exchange rates are unpredictable at short and medium horizons, but predictable in the long run. The basic factors driving long-term movements in exchange rates are inflation differentials across countries PP: 180-184
• ARTICLE : The Literature on Capital Controls - The arguments in favour of and against capital controls are presented PP: 185-190
• ARTICLE : Hedge Funds and Currency Crises - The activities of hedge funds are described, along with their potential role in recent exchange rate crises PP: 191-196
• ARTICLE : For the Student - Macroeconomic Forecasting at the Melbourne Institute - This article discusses some issues associated with forecasting macroeconomic activity, and how these issues are dealt with at the Melbourne Institute     PP: 197

VOL, ISSUE: Volume 31, Number 3

YEAR: 1997 ISSN: 0004-9018

PUBLISHER: The Institue ; F.W. Cheshire Pub. [distributor]

• ARTICLE: The Demand for Water by Single-Metered and Group-Metered Households pp. 203 AUTHOR(S): Creedy, J.; Van De Ven, J.; McKenzie, K. E.
• ARTICLE: The Optimality of a Zero Inflation Rate with Menu Costs: Australia pp. 211 AUTHOR(S): Gillman, M.
• ARTICLE: Why Has the Workplace Become Safer? pp. 224 AUTHOR(S): Borooah, V. K.; Mangan, J.
• ARTICLE: Towards a Negative Income Tax System for Australia pp. 237 AUTHOR(S): Dawkins, P.; Beer, G.; Harding, A.; Johnson, D.
• ARTICLE: The Interaction of Tax and Social Security: Introduction and Overview pp. 258 AUTHOR(S): Dawkins, P.; Johnson, D.
• ARTICLE: The State of Play of Effective Marginal Tax Rates in Australia in 1997 pp. 263 AUTHOR(S): Beer, G.
• ARTICLE: Overcoming Anomalies in the Interaction of Tax and Social Security pp. 271 AUTHOR(S): Ingles, D.
• ARTICLE: Improving Incentives: Changing the Interface of Tax and Social Security pp. 281 AUTHOR(S): Keating, M.; Lambert, S.
• ARTICLE: The ABS Survey of Employment and Unemployment Patterns pp. 290 AUTHOR(S): Le, A. T.; Miller, P. W.
• ARTICLE: An Economic and Policy Analysis of Australian Export Concession Schemes pp. 298 AUTHOR(S): Feaver, D.; Morris, A.; Cole, W.

VOL, ISSUE: Volume 31, Number 1

YEAR: 1997 ISSN: 0004-9018

PUBLISHER: The Institue ; F.W. Cheshire Pub. [distributor]

• ARTICLE: Disparities in Australian Regional Incomes: Are They Widening or Narrowing? pp. 3 AUTHOR(S): Cashin, P.; Strappazzon, L.
• ARTICLE: An Economic Analysis of Australian Damage Remedies for Misleading Prospectuses: Trade Practices Act versus Corporations Law pp. 27 AUTHOR(S): Pitchford, R.
• ARTICLE: The Social Return to Apprenticeship Training pp. 37 AUTHOR(S): Dockery, A. M.; Norris, K.; Stromback, T.
• ARTICLE: Measuring the Impact of Child Care Subsidies on the Incomes of Mothers Returning to Work pp. 47 AUTHOR(S): Schofield, D.; Polette, J.
• ARTICLE: Fiscal Policy in Australia and Southeast Asia: An Overview pp. 63 AUTHOR(S): McDonald, I. M.
• ARTICLE: The Macroeconomic Implications of Current Fiscal Policy pp. 66 AUTHOR(S): Olekalns, N.
• ARTICLE: Intergenerational Redistribution and Fiscal Policy pp. 73 AUTHOR(S): Ablett, J.
• ARTICLE: Fiscal Policy in Southeast Asia pp. 80 AUTHOR(S): Dowling, M.
• ARTICLE: Measuring Poverty: An Introduction pp. 82 AUTHOR(S): Creedy, J.

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