Search Results - "Australian journal of labour economics"

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Are the gaps closing? Regional trends and forecasts of Indigenous employment

by BIDDLE, N TAYLOR, J YAP, M Published in AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF LABOUR ECONOMICS (01.01.2009)

982

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A sunburnt country: the economic and financial impact of drought on rural and regional families in Australia in an era of climate change

by GRAY, Matthew, (labour economist) HUNTER, Boyd EDWARDS, Ben Published in AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF LABOUR ECONOMICS (01.01.2009)

983

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Innovation financing and use of income contingent loans

by DENNISS, Amanda YUAN, Meng WITHERS, Glenn Published in AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF LABOUR ECONOMICS (01.01.2009)

984

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Community attitudes to income contingent loans

by Higgins, Tim Withers, Glenn Published in Australian Journal of Labour Economics (2009)

“...A survey of community attitudes to income contingent loans was conducted in May 2008. The predominant focus of the survey was to ascertain the level of...”

985

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Exploring the work-family policies mothers say would help after the birth of a child

by BAXTER, Jennifer ALEXANDER, Michael RENDA, Jennifer Published in AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF LABOUR ECONOMICS (01.01.2009)

986

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An income contingent loan for extending paid parental leave

by CHAPMAN, Bruce HIGGINS, Tim Published in AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF LABOUR ECONOMICS (01.01.2009)

987

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A revenue contingent loan instrument for agricultural credit with particular reference to drought relief

by BOTTERILL, Linda Courtenay CHAPMAN, Bruce Published in AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF LABOUR ECONOMICS (01.01.2009)

988

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Income contingent loans for mature aged training

by CHAPMAN, Bruce HIGGINS, Tim TAYLOR, Dehne Published in AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF LABOUR ECONOMICS (01.01.2009)

989

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Musing and memories on the introduction of HECS and where to next on income contingent loans

by Gregory, R. G Published in Australian Journal of Labour Economics (2009)

“...The Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS) is a rare example of an important, innovative, and imaginative policy instrument developed and applied within a...”

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Mental health and hours worked among nurses

by Vecchio, Nerina Scuffham, Paul F. Hilton, Michael Published in Australian Journal of Labour Economics (2009)

“...Accounting for the endogenous relationship between health and hours worked, the goal of this study was to estimate the effect of mental health on the working...”