Colin Clark: An Interview*

Christopher I. Higgins

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Colin Clark was named Distinguished Fellow of the Australian Economic Society in 1987. This interview explores with him the development of his professional contributions in national accounting and early Keynesian economics; in his The Conditions of Economic Progress and in policy work in Queensland; in population, development and taxation. Taping was in 1988, with Clark in his eighty‐third year, full transcripts are available, as indicated in the article

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