Microeconomic Reform and Productivity Growth
Workshop proceedings
These proceedings were released on 4 August 1998. The workshop, organised by the Australian National University and the Industry Commission, was held in February 1998. The focus of the workshop was on the nexus between microeconomic reform and productivity performance.
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Contents
Preliminaries
Cover, Copyright, Foreword, Contents, Abbreviations, Definition of productivity measures
PART A INTRODUCTION
1 Introduction
Gary Banks
PART B CONCEPTS AND MEASUREMENT ISSUES
2 Construction and use of measures to guide microeconomic reform
Catherine Morrison
3 The effects of microeconomic reforms on product and factor markets
John Freebairn
4 A growth theory perspective on the effects of microeconomic reform
John Quiggin
PART C INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS AND EXPERIENCE
5 Explaining the pick-up in Australian productivity performance
Steve Dowrick
6 Microeconomic reform: the New Zealand experience
Brian Easton
PART D THE AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE
7 A general review of productivity analyses in Australia
Peter Dawkins and Mark Rogers
8 Trade liberalisation and manufacturing industry productivity growth
Satish Chand, Paulene McCalman and Paul Gretton
9 Economic policy issues of reform in the utilities and services industries
Peter Forsyth
10 The effects of microeconomic reform in telecommunications
Robert Albon
11 Effects of the labour market on microeconomic reform in Australia
Judith Sloan
12 Microeconomic reform and displaced workers — an introduction
Jeff Borland
PART E SUMMING UP
13 A summing up
R. G. Gregory
PART F APPENDIX
A Workshop Participants
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