Reshaping Australia's economy
Subtitle: growth with equity and sustainability
By: edited by John Nieuwenhuysen, Peter Lloyd, Margaret Mead.
Contributors: Nieuwenhuysen, J. P.; Lloyd, P. J.; Mead, Margaret, 1901-1978.; Committee for Economic Development of Australia.
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Cambridge, UK; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 297
Subjects: Sustainable development -- Australia.; Australia -- Economic conditions -- 1945-; Australia -- Economic policy.
Description: This book assesses the Australian economy's performance in achieving an environment which encourages sustainable economic growth with an equitable income distribution. It then goes on to pinpoint what is required to ensure vigorous growth with socially and environmentally acceptable outcomes for the future.
Notes: "This volume is published in 2001 ... to make CEDA's fortieth anniversary"--Foreword.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Productivity boom: miracle or mirage? / Steve Dowrick; title: Australia in the international economy / Kym Anderson; title: The regional distribution of growth / Kevin O'Connor, Robert J. Stimson and Scott Baum; title: Liberalism and economic policy / Fred Argy; title: Equity and growth / Ian Manning; title: Economic growth and the ethical state: refashioning an Australian settlement / Brian Howe; title: The environment, sustainable development and the Australian economy / David Throsby; title: New frontiers of growth / Terry Cutler; title: Innovation in Australia: where to now? / Jane Marceau; title: Efficiency in capital markets / Bill Shields; title: Public governance and growth / Michael Keating; title: Corporate governance and growth / Greg Turnidge; title: Unemployment / Jeff Borland; title: Efficiency in markets: labour and industrial relations / Mark Wooden; title: Human capital accumulation: education and immigration / Bruce Chapman and Glenn Withers; title: Demography and growth / Vince FitzGerald.