Australian Economic Institutions since Federation: An Introduction

A. G. Kenwood

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The essential aim of the textbook is to allow students to gain an understanding of some important aspects of the Australian economic system seen as a set of institutions for organising economic activity. It is designed primarily for students undertaking a major study of economics in order to provide an institutional background to more theoretical studies.

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