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Great Expectations: Microeconomic Reform and Australia

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1 Introduction2 The international background of microeconomic reform3 The background to microeconomic reform in Australia4 Welfare economics5 Understanding government policy: the public interest approach6 Understanding government policy: the private interest approach7 Financial deregulation8 Airline deregulation9 Telecommunications10 Tariff reform11 Privatisation12 Private infrastructure13 Competitive tendering and contracting14 Government business enterprises and the Hilmer reforms15 The benefits and costs of microeconomic reform16 Some final observationsBibliography

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