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Revenue sharing in federal systems / [by] Russell Mathews.
(Canberra : Centre for Research on Federal Financial Relations, Australian National University, 1980., 1980) Mathews, R. L. (Russell Lloyd), 1921-; Australian National University. Centre for Research on Federal Financial Relations
Governments in federal countries have the same general responsibilities in relation to fiscal policy as governments in countries with unitary systems: the maintenance of stability in prices, incomes, employment and the balance of payments and the encouragement of balanced economic growth; the promotion of an equitable distribution of personal incomes and wealth; and the provision of public goods and services and other actions to improve living standard and achieve an efficient allocation of resources.
Prosiding seminar pengembangan potensi sosial ekonomi Nusa Tenggara Timur, Kupang, 7-9 Nopember 1989 / penyunting Ria Gondowarsito and I. Bambang Soendoro.
(Jakarta : Pusat Studi Migrasi dan Pengembangan Wilayah in collaboration with the Australian National University, 1990. Jakarta : Pusat Studi Migrasi dan Pengembangan Wilayah in collaboration with the Australian National University, 1990., 1989) Pengembangan Potensi Sosial Ekonomi Nusa Tenggara Timur (1989 : Kupang, Indonesia); Gondowarsito, Ria.; Soendoro, I. Bambang.; Universitias Mercu Buana. Pusat Studi Migrasi dan Pengembangan Wilayah.
Religion in Australia, 1966 : user's guide for the machine-readable data file / ... prepared by Social Science Data Archives.
(Canberra : Social Science Data Archives, Australian National University, 1984., 1984) Mol, Hans, 1922-; Stretton, D. C. (Dorothy Constance); Australian National University. Social Science Data Archives
The object of the survey was to provide an outline of the religious patterns and values of the Australian population which would serve as a basic tool for more detailed specific research in years to come and contribute to international
research in the sociology of religion. The questionnaire was divided into two sections: the family schedule containing information which any adult in a family could usually provide for the rest; and the individual schedule containing the attitudinal, belief and voting questions. Background variables collected on the family schedule included age, sex, religion, church attendance, change of religion, parents' church attendance and birthplace, father's occupation, own occupation, birthplace period of local residence, education, marital status, duration of marriage, attendance at meetings. Individual questions covered opinions about many social and religious topics including God, the Church, the Bible, prayer, premarital sex and adultery, prejudices, gambling, patriotism, obedience, baptism, church union. The respondent's experiences of a religious nature, frequency of prayer and vote intention were also asked.
Proceedings of the Seminar on Nuclear Dispersal in Asia and the Indo-Pacific Region, September 5-6, 1964, the Australian National University, Canberra.
(Canberra : Department of Political Science, Australian National University, 1965., 1965) Seminar on Nuclear Dispersal in Asia and the Indo-Pacific Region (1964 : Australian National University)
The subject of the seminar: "Nuclear Dispersal in Asia and the Indo-Pacific Area", was considered in five sets of questions, of which the first was: The Asian and Indo-Pacific areas might be nuclearized mere than at present by the existing nuclear Powers.
Farewell lectures by Dr Hugh McKenzie and Professor Frank Gibson, recorded at the John Curtin School of Medical Research in 1988
John Curtin School of Medical Research (1948-); Speaker: Hugh Albert McKenzie (1923-2008); Speaker: Frank William Ernest Gibson (1923-2008)
Lecture by Professor Gibson begins at 01:10:19.