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Wages, Wellbeing and Location : Slaving Away in Sydney or Cruising on the Gold Coast

Grimes, Arthur - 2017

We analyse the relationships between subjective wellbeing (SWB), wages and internal migration. Our study addresses whether people make (revealed preference) location decisions based on SWB and/or wage prospects. We present both a theoretical intertemporal location choice model and empirical...

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Sex Slaves and Shrewd Business Women : The Role of Victim Consent in Trafficking in Persons in Australia

Schloenhardt, Andreas - 2016

Australia. Using available case law, this article examines how victim consent has been dealt with in the prosecution and … trafficking in persons prosecutions in Australia and develops recommendations to overcome common stereotypes and protect the …

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Defining 'Supply Chain' for Reporting Under a Modern Slavery Act for Australia

Ford, Jolyon - 2018

Australia proposed a Modern Slavery Act based on the UK's 2015 model, requiring larger firms to report annually on … steps taken to address the risk of modern slavery in their operations and supply chains. This working paper has two main …

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Wages, wellbeing and location : slaving away in Sydney or cruising on the Gold Coast

Grimes, Arthur L.; Ormsby, Judd; Preston, Kate - 2017

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Does land abundance explain African institutions?

Fenske, James - 2009

, slavery, and polygyny. I then use crosssectional data on pre-colonial African societies to demonstrate that, consistent with … the model, the existence of land rights, slavery, and polygyny occurred in those parts of Africa that were the most …

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The legacies of slavery in and out of Africa

Bertocchi, Graziella - 2015

The slave trades out of Africa represent one of the most significant forced migration experiences in history. In this paper I illustrate their long-term consequences. I first consider the influence of the slave trade on the "sending" countries in Africa, with attention to their economic,...

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