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Are Australia's Current Account Deficits Excessive?

McDermott, C. John - 1996

This paper compares the evolution of the Australian current account balance over the period 1954–94 against an optimal current account derived from a consumption-smoothing model. The findings indicate that the Australian current account was not used to smooth consumption optimally in the...

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Riding on the sheep's back : examining Australia's dependence on wool exports

Cashin, Paul A.; McDermott, C. John - 1997

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Are Australia's current account deficits excessive?

Cashin, Paul A.; McDermott, C. John - 1996

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Are Australia's current account deficits excessive?

Cashin, Paul A.; McDermott, C. John - 1996

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Examining Australia's dependence on wool exports

Cashin, Paul A.; McDermott, C. John - 1997

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International capital flows and national creditworthiness : do the fundamental things apply as time goes by?

Cashin, Paul A.; McDermott, C. John - 1998

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Terms of trade shocks and the current account

Cashin, Paul A.; McDermott, C. John - 1998

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Terms of trade shocks and the current account

Cashin, Paul A.; McDermott, C. John - 1999

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International capital flows and national creditworthiness : examining Australia's current account

Cashin, Paul; McDermott, C. John - 1999

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"Riding on the sheep's back" : examining Australia's dependence on wool exports

Cashin, Paul A.; McDermott, C. John - In: The economic record : er 78 (2002), pp. 249-263

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