02544cam a2200313 a 4500003000800000005001700008007000300025008004100028020001500069035002000084040001600104041000800120042001400128043001200142050002100154082001600175245009600191260005800287300003400345505136500379520025401744650004001998651003202038651003802070651003002108651003402138700002702172700003102199BJBSDDR20230411090102.0ta940504s1993    at            000 0 eng d  a1863735372  a(OCoLC)29777192  aNNcNNbspa  aspa  alccopycat  au-at---14aHC 605bE19 199300a338.99422000aEconomic rationalism :bdead end or way forward? /cedited by Stephen King and Peter Lloyd.  aSt. Leonards, NSW, Australia :bAllen & Unwin,c1993.  axii, 296 p. :bill. ;c22 cm.  aPart 1 The general debate: economic rationalism - what does economics really say?, Geoff Brennan; reclaiming the middle ground ... from new right "economic rationalism", Michael Pusey; a panel of views - economic rationalists and anti-economic rationalities, Richard Blandy et al; the training of economists, Anne Krueger; the influence of economists, Michael Keating. Part 2 Case studies: the case of financial deregulation - "economic rationalism" on trial, Ian Harper and Phillip Leslie; comments, Kenneth Davidson; international trade and Australian protectionism, Kym Anderson; comments, Vince Fitzgerald; labour-market reform - an economist's perspective, Judith Sloan; comments, Joe Isaac; privatization and market forces - their role in infrastructure provision, Henry Ergas; comments, Stephen King; competition policy and economic rationalism, Allen Fels and Jill walker; comments, Peter Swan; natural resource use and environmental policy, Ben Smith; comments, Alan Moran; economic rationalism and the earnings dispersion, R.G. Gregory and G.L. Woodbridge; comments, Ann Harding; Australia's long-run macroeconomic performance, Steve Dowrick; comments, Stephen Grenville; market failure and government failure, Jonathon Pincus; comments, John Quiggin. Part 3 A politician's view: economic rationalism? economic policies for the nineties, Peter Walsh.  aWith contributions from economists in mainstream academic, public and private sectors, this is a debate on the title subject. The author advocates a defence of policies which favour market deregulation and increase resource movements in the economy. 4aColección René Villarreal (CRV) 0aAustraliaxEconomic policy. 4aAustraliaxPolítica económica 0aAustraliaxSocial policy. 4aAustraliaxPolítica social 1 aKing, Stephen, d1947-1 aLloyd, P. J.q(Peter John)