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The changing role of the Australian Commonwealth Grants Commission

Dixon, John - In: Public finance 26 (1971) 3, pp. 472-487

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The changing role of the Australian Commonwealth Grants Commission : a reply

Dixon, John - In: Public finance 28 (1973) 3/4, pp. 420-423

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The community-based rural welfare system in the People's Republic of China, 1949-1979

Dixon, John - In: Community development journal : an international forum 17 (1982) 1, pp. 2-12

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Community-based welfare support in China, 1949-1979

Dixon, John - In: Community development journal : an international forum 16 (1981) 1, pp. 21-29

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The People's Republic of China : Politics and social welfare

Dixon, John - In: Comparative resource allocation : politics, …, (pp. 127-148). 1984

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Production and consumption of cassava in Indonesia

Dixon, John - In: Bulletin of Indonesian economic studies 15 (1979) 3, pp. 83-106

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Das System der Einkommensicherung Australiens : Seine Entstehung, Natur und Aussichten

Dixon, John - In: Internationale Revue für soziale Sicherheit 36 (1983) 1, pp. 20-47

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Wanted one hundred thousand teachers : an examination of the problem of staffing the schools

Dixon, John - 1958

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Evaluating poverty programs : the usefulness of dynamic continuous simulation modelling

Dixon, John; Nagorcka, Barry; Cutt, James - In: Applied poverty research, (pp. 191-208). 1984

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Tourism and the Environment in the Caribbean : An Economic Framework

Dixon, John; Hamilton, Kirk; Pagiola, Stefano; … - 2001

While tourism is one of the most important economic activities in the Caribbean, its reliance is based uniquely on the natural environment, indicating the resource base upon which all of this economic activity is based, is however fragile. Thus, sustainable tourism, and its economic benefits...

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