The Cambridge economic history of Australia

The Cambridge economic history of Australia

Australia's economic history is the story of the transformation of an indigenous economy and a small convict settlement into a nation of nearly 23 million people with advanced economic, social and political structures. It is a history of vast lands with rich, exploitable resources, of adversity...

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Weitere Verfasser: Ville, Simon P. (BerichterstatterIn), Withers, Glenn A. (BerichterstatterIn)
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Veröffentlicht: Cambridge u.a. Cambridge University Press 2015
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1800-2010 > Wirtschaftsgeschichte > Kolonialismus > Volkswirtschaft > Australien > Economic history > Economics > History > Australia > Economic conditions > Wirtschaft > Geschichte
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The historiography of Australian economic history 2015 Coleman, William
Australian economic growth and its drivers since European settlement 2015 Madsen, Jakob Brøchner
The Aboriginal legacy 2015 Hunter, Boyd H.
Industrialising Australia's natural capital 2015 Greasley, David
Labour, skills and migration 2015 Seltzer, Andrew
Colonial enterprise 2015 Ville, Simon P.
Capital markets 2015 Maddock, Rodney
Refiguring Indigenous economies : a 21st-century perspective 2015 Altman, Jon C.
Analytical frameworks of Australia's economic history 2015 Lloyd, Christopher
Technological change 2015 Magee, Gary Bryan
Infrastructure and colonial socialism 2015 Ergas, Henry
Manufacturing 2015 Hutchinson, Diane
Wealth and welfare 2015 Shanahan, Martin
Property rights regimes and their environmental impacts 2015 Harris, Edwyna
Statistical appendix : selected data series, 1800 - 2010 2015 Butlin, Matthew
The convict economy 2015 Meredith, David
Big business and foreign firms 2015 Merrett, David
The labour market 2015 Hatton, Timothy J.
Microeconomic reform 2015 Borland, Jeff
The evolution of Australian macroeconomic strategy since World War 2 2015 Keating, Michael
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