IMPLEMENTING POLICIES OF GROWTH AND STABILITY IN A FEDERATION

MOST modern societies include among their policy objectives the achievement of a high rate of economic growth at full employment, while maintaining a stable price level and avoiding balance of payments difficulties. The policy problem of achieving a balance among these objectives is complicated in.....

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Published in:National tax journal 1965-03, Vol.18 (1), p.58-73
Main Author: ROBINSON, ALBERT J.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Australia
Central banks
Commodities
Economic growth
Economic policy
Employees
Employment
Excise taxes
Expenditures
Federal government
Federal taxes
Government
Government grants
Government revenue
Income redistribution
Income taxes
Payroll taxes
Price stabilization
Sales taxes
State budgets
State government
Tariffs
Tax assessments
Tax collections
Tax rates
Tax revenues
Taxation
Wages & salaries
World War II
World wars
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Summary:MOST modern societies include among their policy objectives the achievement of a high rate of economic growth at full employment, while maintaining a stable price level and avoiding balance of payments difficulties. The policy problem of achieving a balance among these objectives is complicated in...
ISSN:0028-0283
1944-7477
DOI:10.1086/NTJ41791423