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Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics
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Report
A regional economy: a case study of Tasmania
Tasmania’s economic performance has experienced changing fortunes over the past two decades. This development provided a unique opportunity to investigate the drivers of this change and to find out if there are lessons for regional policy.
Report
Moving urban Australia: can congestion charging unclog our roads?
While individual circumstances determine when and where congestion charging is in the interest of the wider community, some important general lessons can be drawn. This report reviews the case for congestion charging and provides a policy framework for assessing charging systems. At this time, congestion charging schemes are still in their infancy and evolving in...
Report
A regional economy: a case study of Tasmania
The Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government is committed to the prosperity of Australia's regions. In order to promote economic and social development it is important that we understand the environment in which regional economies operate. This study provides an analytical investigation of the challenges facing regional Australia. BITRE's study takes a...
Briefing paper
Focus on regions 4: social capital
This paper presents and analyses statistical information relating to social capital in Australia and its regions. It also explores the relationship between social capital and the economic and social wellbeing of Australia's regions.
Briefing paper
Focus on regions 3: taxable income
This information paper makes a case for the adoption of taxable income as an indicator of economic activity in Australia's regions. It presents statistical analyses and case studies to demonstrate the superiority of taxable income over either population or employment as an indicator of regional economic activity.