Slow boom, sudden crush

Article Abstract:

Using the endogenous flow of information, slow booms and sudden crashes in asset market is explained. Economic activity is more during good times in comparison to bad times, and it generates public information about the state of the economy, which in turn causes adjustment in asset prices and sudden crash occurs. In bad times, slow boom occurs.

Prices

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Anti-dumping's happy birthday?

Article Abstract:

A study examining recent developments in anti-dumping policies as a strategic counter point to trade liberalization is presented.

Strategy & planning, Interpretation and construction, Planning, Deregulation, Trade policy, Commercial policy, Company business planning, Antidumping duties

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Australian economics in the twentieth century

Article Abstract:

Australian economic history and performance of the Australian economy in twentieth century are discussed.

Australia, Economic aspects, History, Economic history, Australian history

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