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Australian Economic Problems: II. The Tariff

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1908 22(4), 576
Colonial tariffs, 576.—Early protection, 577.—New South Wales and Victoria, 578–580.—The tariff and the Federal Constitution, 582.—Compromise with Western Australia, 583.—Administration of customs, 584.—The First Federal Tariff of 1901, 586.—Protection to labor, 587.—The "New Protection, " 588.—The Second Federal Tariff of 1907, 592.—Preference to Great Britain, 593.—Manufactures extend, 597.—Questions as to states' rights, 599.—Protection likely to continue, 601.

Australian Economic Problems. I. The Railways

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1908 22(3), 399
I. Comparative railway conditions in America and Australia, 400.—History of early railway enterprises, 402.—Railways and public lands, 403.—The leasing system, 404.—Land grant railways in Western Australia, 405.—II. Early history of railway administration, 406.—The commissioner system, 408.—Railway acts, 409.—Status and powers of commissioners, 410.—III. Construction of new lines, 410.—Land revenues appropriated to railway construction, 411.—Local guarantees for new lines, 411.—Early progress of railway construction, 413.—Causes that retarded progress, 414.—Comparative mileage of different colonies by decades, 414.—The gage question, 415.—Description of the state railway systems, 415.—Projected transcontinental lines, 417.—Private railways, 418.—Railway mileage in proportion to population and area, 418.—Railways constructed in advance of requirements, 419.—Distribution of railways, 419.—IV. Accounting methods, 420.—Cost of construction, 421.—Operating expenses and gross revenues, 425.—V. Passenger service and fares, 428.—Description of freight traffic, 429.—Some comparative traffic conditions in Australia and America, 431.—Railway rates, 432.—VI. Interstate competition, 433.—The rate question in the federal convention, 436.—VII. Tapering and development rates, 440.—Inequality of rates, 441.—Rates reduced by political pressure, 442.—The parcel system, 443.—Freight charges, 443.—Comparative rates in Australia and the United States, 444.—VIII. Profit and loss of Australian railroads, 445.—Prevalence of deficits, 446.—Reason for deficits, 446.—IX. Conclusion, 448.

The Australian Tariff: A Supplementary Note

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1908 23(1), 178
Journal Article The Australian Tariff: A Supplementary Note Get access Victor S. Clark Victor S. Clark Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 23, Issue 1, November 1908, Pages 178–179, https://doi.org/10.2307/1883972 Published: 01 November 1908