National economic planning
By: by W. Macmahon Ball [and others] edited by W. G. K. Duncan.
Contributors: Ball, W. Macmahon 1901-; Australian Institute of Political Science.
Publisher: Angus & Robertson, limited, 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 -- 1918-1945; Industrial organization.
Notes: Includes seven papers read at the second summer school of the Australian institute of political science, held at Canberra, F.C.T., January 1934. cf. Pref.
Table of contents: title: The idea of planning, by G. V. Portus.; title: National self-sufficiency and economic planning, by E. R. Walker.; title: The economic implications of planning, by Roland Wilson.; title: The political implications of planning, by W. M. Ball.; title: Planning in Australia I, by L. F. Giblin.; title: Planning in Australia II, by Lloyd Ross.; title: Planning at the World economic conference, by E. O. G. Shann.; title: An impression of the conference, by A. G. B. Fisher.; title: Another impression of te conference, by R. S. Lee.; title: Bibliography (p. [197]-211)