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Economics - 2003

The $6,000 solution: fixing inequality in the United States starting with kids

by Ray Boshara - 1/09/2003

Abolishing Qld's fuel subsidy: a cure for traffic congestion and other ills?

by Ken Willett - 29/04/2003

The federal government must increase its investment in the environment

by Peter Garrett - 13/05/2003

Optimising traffic congestion requires a national approach to transport

by Ken Willett - 14/05/2003

The scent of elections and tax cuts: Democrats offer alternatives

by Andrew Murray - 27/11/2003

Why Australia should concentrate on entering the East asian trade bloc

by John Edwards - 23/12/2003

War Declared on Mega Salaries

by Peter Lewis - 26/05/2003

The dead couple of labour relations: who or what will follow them?

by Peter Lewis - 16/06/2003

What is the real state of the union?

by Patrick Hunout and Brent Shea - 22/09/2003

Twenty years since Australia opened its doors to global market forces

by Saul Eslake - 12/12/2003

Globalisation: gains and losses

by Saul Eslake - 29/08/2003 - 1 comment

America cannot keep to its spendthrift ways - here's a way to increase saving.

by Michael Calabrese and Maya MacGuineas - 15/09/2003

A growing alternative to neo-liberal obsessions with matters economic?

by Natasha Cica - 6/05/2003

New ways to govern public and private enterprises: with stakeholder networks

by Shann Turnbull - 11/08/2003

Havachat: Free, fair or foolish? The Australian-US FTA - Day 1

by Doug Cameron and Alan Oxley - 26/05/2003

Havachat: Free, fair or foolish? The Australian-US FTA - Day 2

by Doug Cameron and Alan Oxley - 27/05/2003

Havachat: Free, fair or foolish? The Australian-US FTA - Day 3

by Doug Cameron and Alan Oxley - 28/05/2003

How can India become an economic powerhouse after years of state control?

by Ray Marcelo - 1/04/2003

Why the government's growth fetish is bad for Australia's democratic health

by Clive Hamilton - 9/04/2003

What's wrong with rural Australia

by Ben Rees - 19/03/2003

The Hawke government was not such a great economic reformer, really

by David Flint - 19/03/2003

Fasten your seat belts - it's going to be a bumpy economic ride everywhere

by Justin Wolfers - 17/07/2003

Excessive executive salaries proven to damage the corporate bottom line

by Peter Lewis - 26/05/2003

How the rising dollar makes anti-dumping laws bad for Australia

by Andrew Stoeckel - 6/06/2003

The full cost of war: body bags and budgets vs the opportunity cost

by John Quiggin - 15/05/2003

Reserve Bank: little less conversation, just stick to action on rates, please

by Tony Aspromourgos - 16/09/2003

The world's poorer peoples have been badly let down by the Cancun failure

by Andrew Hewett - 19/09/2003

Could economics have predicted the outcome of the 2001 federal election?

by Sinclair Davidson, Lisa Farrell and Tim Fry - 10/10/2003

Is the property boom just a trendy bandwagon or is it a gravy train?

by Martin Edwards - 12/11/2003

The ACCC must continue to publicly oppose collusive business practices

by Mark S. Lawson - 10/07/2003

From dozy cat to Celtic Tiger in 20 years - and Australia can do it, too

by Mairead Browne - 17/01/2003

The Chinese will have the USA to thank if they become a hyperpower

by James Cumes - 10/12/2003 - 1 comment

RBA needs to learn from the USA and Japan and rethink the inflation rate

by Justin Wolfers and Chris Barrett - 30/01/2003

How many more bubbles can the US economy throw up before it sinks?

by James Cumes - 31/07/2003

The Cancun standoff reflects a shift in the balance of power at the WTO

by Ross Buckley - 19/09/2003

Havachat: Free, fair or foolish? The Australian-US FTA - Day 5

by Doug Cameron and Alan Oxley - 30/05/2003 - 1 comment

Free trade and its critics? No rush - but when you have a spare moment ...

by Andrew Leigh - 20/05/2003

Ethanol-blended Fuel policies: when will the cheap tricks end?

by Anna Cheung, Kristin Flanders and Peter Walker - 21/10/2003 - 4 comments

How can we create and maintain a fairer finance sector?

by Frank Stilwell - 24/11/2003

There's no way a privatised Telstra will maintain services to remote areas

by Bob Katter - 21/07/2003 - 1 comment

We can't ignore the side-effects forever - it's time to question markets at work

by John Buchanan - 4/09/2003

Privatisation can be a windfall - you've just got to pick the winners

by David Edwards - 28/01/2003

Denying low-paid workers their due is economic nonsense and an insult

by David Hetherington - 23/05/2003

Whether by neglect or consequence, unemployment policy has failed

by John Quiggin - 5/03/2003

New foreign aid index says little about real support for developing countries

by Helen Hughes - 3/06/2003

Welfare reform: let's stop taking with one hand and giving with the other

by Peter Saunders - 29/09/2003

What's so great about the US being the richest country in the world?

by Steven Siak - 12/11/2003

The Reserve Bank seems to have lost its way on monetary policy

by Henry Thornton - 19/11/2003

More tunnels and roads will encourage more cars and cause more problems

by John Nightingale - 13/05/2003

The positive redistributive effects of Moving to Opportunity programs

by Andrew Leigh and Justin Wolfers - 1/09/2003

The developing countries have only hurt their own people in Cancun

by Alan Oxley - 19/09/2003

IT outsourcing to India: a blessing to Indians but a problem for Australians?

by Ray Marcelo - 30/04/2003

Havachat: Free, fair or foolish? The Australian-US FTA - Day 4

by Doug Cameron and Alan Oxley - 29/05/2003

Departments of Agriculture could have an important future in rural policy

by Ben Rees - 17/07/2003

A trade agreement with China could bring big rewards for Australia

by Peter Hendy - 17/11/2003

The housing market needs a long-term plan and a review of negative gearing

by Andrew Murray - 6/10/2003

Six steps for Australian governments to improve housing affordability

by Kareena Ballard - 6/10/2003 - 1 comment

The conflict of interest in development assistance

by Pierre Huetter - 24/09/2003

Congestion Charging: What Sydney can learn from London

by David Hensher - 22/09/2003

So how does one judge the success or otherwise of a new tax regime?

by Paul Stacey - 1/07/2003

The GST has been plain sailing so far - but the compliance storm is looming

by Kevin O'Rourke - 1/07/2003

Bubble, bubble. However it ends will spell trouble for someone

by John Quiggin - 6/10/2003

Increasing productivity cannot be a 'relaxed and comfortable' proposition

by John Quiggin - 30/07/2003

Australia's affordable housing crisis: the price of poor public policy

by Peter Verwer - 20/10/2003 - 1 comment

The disincentive effect of earnings-credit incentives on labour supply

by Tanya Plibersek - 23/05/2003

Are water markets a potential ally or a dangerous trap for the environment?

by David Horn - 30/07/2003

Will the Chinese people allow this to become the Chinese century?

by Michael Keane - 10/11/2003

Could 'Terrorism Futures' be an accurate predictor of future terrorism?

by Justin Wolfers and Eric Zitzewitz - 7/08/2003

The Housing Bust: not a question of 'if' but 'when?' and 'how bad?'

by James Cumes - 27/10/2003

How super is China: Can China build itself into a sustainable superpower?

by Julia Elmer - 10/11/2003 - 1 comment

Continued economic growth will make this the Chinese Century

by Phil Ruthven - 17/11/2003

For the good of all Australians we need to rethink Australian agriculture

by Syd Hickman and Cameron Andrews - 18/09/2003

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