Giblin's Platoon: The trials and triumph of the economist in Australian public life

William Oliver Coleman · Selwyn Cornish · Alf Hagger

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Around 1920 there formed a friendship of four men who were to be at the heart of Australian economic thought and policy-making over the next 30 years: L.F. Giblin, J.B. Brigden, D.B. Copland and Roland Wilson.

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