%T Australia: inequality and prosperity and their impacts in a radical welfare state
%A Peter Whiteford



%I Crawford School of Public Policy
%D 2013

%K Employment, %K Poverty, %K Economics



%U https://apo.org.au/node/33466

%X Over the last 30 years or so the Australian economy has been subject to wide-ranging reforms. These reforms include reducing high protective tariffs on imported goods and removing some non-tariff barriers, floating the Australian dollar, deregulating the financial services sector, deregulating the labour market, increasing efficiency between the federal and state branches of government, privatizing government-owned industries, and reforming the tax system.
%9 Report