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    • Knowledge Spillover from Information and Communication Technology: A Comparative Study of Australia, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan 

      Dutta, Dilip; Otsuka, Kozo
      Published 2004-11-01
      This paper analyses the role of information and communication technology (ICT) in Australia, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan within a framework of endogenous growth theory. The focus of this study is ‘knowledge spillover’ ...
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    • A New Keynesian Perspective of Monetary Policy Implementation in Australia 

      Leu, Shawn
      Published 2004-01-01
      We estimate a structural VAR (SVAR) for the Australian economy based on an open economy New Keynesian macro model. The identification of the rational expectations SVAR is achieved by placing exclusion restrictions on the ...
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    • To Pool or to Aggregate? Tests with a Dynamic Panel Macroeconometric Model of Australian State Labour Markets 

      Chaudhuri, Kausik; Sheen, Jeffrey
      Published 2003-02-01
      We construct a dynamic error correction model of the Australian labour market using a macroeconomic panel across seven states from 1972:3 to 1999:1. Long run equilibrium estimates support a real wage-productivity gap and ...
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    • Child care and female employment decisions: A theoretical note 

      Rammohan, Anu
      Published 2004-07-01
      The empirical literature is divided over the issue of whether child care costs are a significant barrier to female employment. In this paper we develop a theoretical model that contributes to the literature (1) by allocating ...
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    • A Re-examination of Causes of Deforestation and Environmental Kuznets Curve: Evidences from Latin America, Africa and Asia 

      Culas, Richard; Dutta, Dilip
      Published 2003-02-01
      Previous cross-country regression analyses on the causes of deforestation seem to have misspecified the regression models, in which the causes at different levels are mixed, leading to flawed cause-effect relationship ...
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