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Living in a turbulent world : Australia at the dawn of the 21st century

Brain, Peter J.; Manning, Ian G. - In: National economic review (2004) 57, pp. 1-11

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Themes in the world economy : drivers of growth in the 21st century

Brain, Peter J.; Manning, Ian G. - In: National economic review (2004) 57, pp. 35-49

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10002592986

Economic implications of the recommendations of the independent task force on Victorian Industrial Relations

Brain, Peter J.; Manning, Ian G. - In: National economic review (2003) 52, pp. 1-15

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Current Australian taxation practice

Brain, Peter J.; Manning, Ian G. - In: National economic review (2000), pp. 33-45

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A role for the tariff?

Brain, Peter J. - In: National economic review (1989), pp. 18-66

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Labour market options for Australia

Brain, Peter J. - In: National economic review 8 (1988), pp. 34-54

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Australia's economic predicament

Brain, Peter J. - In: National economic review 7 (1987), pp. 9-60

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Credit code red : how financial deregulation and world instability are exposing Australia to economic catastrophe

Brain, Peter J.; Manning, Ian G. - 2017

Australia has been the lucky country for a long time. First, it rode off the sheep's back. Then it became a quarry for emerging economies. It deregulated its financial sector, abandoned manufacturing, has ridden an apparently endless urban-land boom, and has gone over 25 years without a...

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