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Australian Firms Abroad before 1970: Why So Few, Why Those, and Why There?

https://doi.org/10.1080/713999270
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The Developmental and Spatial Impact of Multinational Enterprise
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The Cambridge Economic History of Australia
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Introduction: connecting past, present and future
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The historiography of Australian economic history
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Australian economic growth and its drivers since European settlement
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Analytical frameworks of Australia’s economic history
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The Aboriginal legacy
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The convict economy
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Technological change
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Industrialising Australia’s natural capital
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Labour, skills and migration
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Colonial enterprise
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Infrastructure and colonial socialism
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Urbanisation
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Capital markets
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Manufacturing
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Big business and foreign firms
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Government and the evolution of public policy
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The labour market
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The service economy
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Reorientation of trade, investment and migration
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Microeconomic reform
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The evolution of Australian macroeconomic strategy since World War 2
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A statistical narrative: Australia, 1800–2010
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Wealth and welfare
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Property rights regimes and their environmental impacts
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Refiguring Indigenous economies: a 21st-century perspective
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Statistical Appendix: selected data series, 1800–2010
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