Obviously more than economics should be involved in government policy and Manufacturing Green Papers. The difficult problem is to achieve a good balance. Judgements are made and supported as to the elements of a better balanced Manufacturing Green Paper.
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Report on Possible Ways of Increasing Imports, 1973, (Australian Government Publishing Service, Canberra).
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Scott, W.D. and Co., 1975, A Study of Resource Allocation Strategy in Australia (Associated Chamber of Manufacturers of Australia, Canberra).
