Department of Economics
2002 Research Papers
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Chris Heaton and Victor Solo, Identification and Estimation of Causal Factor Models of Stationary Time Series,
Number 1/2002, March 2002
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Michael Olive, Markup, Returns to Scale, the Business Cycle and Openness: Evidence from Australian Manufacturing,
Number 2/2002, March 2002
- Rod O'Donnell, What Kind of Economics Graduates Do We Want? A Constructive Critique of Hansen's Proficiencies Approach,
Number 3/2002, August 2002
- Rod O'Donnell, The Thick and the Thin of Controversy: A Critique of Bateman on Keynes, Number 4/2002, August 2002
- Arusha Cooray, Financial Deregulation in Sri Lanka: Implications for Capital Mobility,
Number 5/2002, September 2002
- Arusha Cooray, The Fisher Effect: A Review of the Literature, Number 6/2002, September 2002
- Sean Turnell, Keynes, Economics and War: A Liberal Dose of Realism,
Number 7/2002, September 2002
- Michael Olive, Is Average Variable Cost a Good Proxy for Short-Run Marginal Cost and Why is it Important?,
Number 8/2002, September 2002
- William D. A. Bryant, Samuelson's 'Curious Case" Revisited: It Turns out to be Normal - Indeed Generic,
Number 9/2002, October 2002
- Arusha Cooray, Financial Integration: Evidence from Australia,
Number 10/2002, December 2002
- Pui Chi Ip, The Liquidity Trap and Japan,
Number 11/2002, December 2002
- Jocelyn Horne, Taxation of Superannuation in Australia: An Assessment of Reform Proposals,
Number 12/2002, December 2002