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Overseas Demand for ‘Commodity’ Exportseated in the present chapter; the latter in Chapter 17. Notation for the overseas demand equation for Australian ‘commodity’ exports is given in Tables 16.1.1 and 16.1.2. The latter also includes estimated parameters.

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Principal Mechanisms in MMory of macroeconomics; in particular, we focus on the work of Mundell and Fleming and on Dornbusch’s model of . exchange rates. Some brief attention is paid also to the open-economy macro models that were developed during the 1980s; a characteristic of the latter is the incorporation of a binding in

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Wage Behaviouralanced growth was worked out in the ‘fifties and ‘sixties in terms of single-sector growth models (Solow, 1956; Swan, 1956; Meade, 1961). One conundrum which had to be solved in this literature was how to treat technological change. It turns out that only relatively specialized treatments of techno

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Private Consumption Behaviourusive of transfers) and of non-human wealth. This consumption function is built in two stages. In the first an equilibrium consumption level is specified to depend on the two variables just mentioned. In the second, a dynamic equation is developed which allows for partial adjustment in the short run

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Business Sector Employment the rate of growth of employment in this sector equals the medium-run (smoothed) rate of growth of the workforce, plus a term proportional to the gap one quarter ago between desired (i.e., medium-run equilibrium) employment and actual employment. The constant of proportionality, α., is a coefficien