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The impact of major technological change on industrial relations in the Australian stevedoring industry 1950-1972

(1976) Hull, Daryll

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Determinants of overseas capital inflow into Australian manufacturing industry

(1974) Conlon, Robert Maxwell

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Models of the Australian money supply process

(1977) Taylor, John Charles

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Vintage capital models of growth and fluctuations

(1967) Thanh, Pham Chi

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External economies and economic development

(1962) Tu, Peter Ninh Van

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Meeting the cost of institutional land

(1978) White, Franklyn Douglas

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The economic implications of federal government specific purpose grants

(1976) Forde, Kevin

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The development of the credit union movement in N.S.W. 1922 to 1970

(1973) Lo, Andrew C K.

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Inflation in an underdeveloped economy: the Indonesian case, 1950-60

(1963) Muchtar, Sofjan

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The gains from trade for a small country under conditions of price distortion and externalities

(1973) Fishburn, Geoffrey Francis

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