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2.
SingerPeterBrownBob, The Environment In Crisis, Text Publishing Company, 1996.
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Trainer, above, p.36.
4.
SingerBrown, above, p.29.
5.
SingerBrown, above, p.28.
6.
SingerBrown, above, p.29.
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McMichaelA.J., Planetary Overload, Cambridge University Press, 1995, pp.160–1.
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LoweIan, ‘Australia Powers a Gain for Spain’, (2000) 2259New Scientist, 7 October, p.53.
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SingerBrown, above, p.12.
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See for example, StillwellFrank, Changing Track, Pluto Press, 2000, p.83. As Stillwell points out, ‘105 business executives “earned” over 41 million in the 1998–99 financial year. The CEO's of Westpac and Coles Myer were reported to be getting around $8 million each in 1999.’
11.
Stillwell, above, p.219.
12.
Stillwell, above, p.74.
13.
SingerBrown, above, p.31.
14.
KrugmanPaul, The Accidental Theorist, Penguin Books, 1999, pp.81–5.
15.
SelfPeter, Rolling Back The Market, Macmillan Press, p.145.
16.
Krugman, above, p.83.
17.
Stillwell, above, p.34.
18.
Stillwell, above, p.35.
19.
FitzGeraldBarry, ‘BHP in two minds about pulling plug on Ok Tedi’, Age, homepage, 12 August 1999.
