National economic planning
By: by W. Macmahon Ball, L.F. Giblin, G.V. Portus [and others]
Contributors: Ball, William Macmahon; Shann, E. O. G. 1884-1935.; Australian Institute of Political Science.
Publisher: Angus [and] Robertson in conjunction with the Australian Institute of Political Science
Published: 1934
Place of publication: Sydney
Language: eng
Number of pages: 217
Subjects: Economic policy.; Economic history.; Industrial organization.
Notes: Papers read before the second Summer School of the Australian Institute of Political Science held at Cambera, January, 1934.
Table of contents: value: The idea of planning, by G.V. Portus.  National self-sufficiency and economic planning, by E. Ronald Walker.  The economic implications of planning, by Roland Wilson.  The political implications of planning, by W. Macmahon Ball.  Planning in australia I by L.F. Giblin, II by Lloyd Ross. Planning at the World Economic Conference, by E.O.G. Shann.  An impression of the conference by Allan G.B. Fisher.  Another impression of the conference, by R.S. Lee.  Bibliography.  Index.