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Trade Liberalisation and Earnings Distribution in Australia

Industry Commission Staff Research Paper

Trade Liberalisation and Earnings Distribution in Australia by Greg Murtough, Kate Pearson and Peter Wreford, was released in February 1998.

CONTENTS

Preliminaries
Cover, Copyright, Contents, Preface, Abbreviations and explanations, Summary

1   Introduction
1.1   The evolution of Australian trade and labour market policy
1.2   Changes in the distribution of earnings from employment
1.3   Conceptual framework
1.4   Research strategy

2   Trends in trade, prices, wages and employment
2.1   Trade
2.2   Producer and import prices
2.3   Changes in earnings relativities
2.4   Concluding comments

3   Input-output analysis
3.1   Methodology
3.2   Results

4   General equilibrium analysis
4.1   Industry results
4.2   Occupational results

5   Concluding comments
5.1   Key results
5.2   Policy implications

APPENDICES

A   Detailed information on trade, employment and wages
A.1   Composition and direction of Australian trade
A.2   Employment by skill group and sector
A.3   Real earnings

B   Technique and data used in input-output analysis
B.1   Input-output model
B.2   Decomposition of employment growth
B.3   Data

C   The Monash model
C.1   Historical analysis

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