J. P. Nieuwenhuysen

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL1160125A

Top Subjects

Australia (10)
Emigration and immigration (3)
Price regulation -- Australia (2)
Economic conditions (2)
1945- (2)
Government policy (2)
United States (2)

Books by J. P. Nieuwenhuysen

Total count: 17

Australian trade practices: readings

Cheshire1970-01-01
Competition in Australian booksellingresale price maintenance and after

Melbourne University Press1975-01-01
Australian competition and prices policytrade practices, tariffs, and prices justification

Croom Helm1976-01-01
The Australian Prices Justification Tribunal

Melbourne University Press1977-01-01
Aboriginal land rights and industry

Committee for Economic Development of Australia1980-01-01
Professions in the marketplacean Australian study of lawyers, doctors, accountants, and dentists

International Scholarly Book Services [distributor]1982-01-01
A summary and a critique from a venture manager's perspective of the Espie report

Committee for Economic Development of Australia1984-01-01
Are indirect taxes more regressive than others?a CEDA study for the tax summit

Committee for Economic Development of Australia1985-01-01
Internationalization of the Australian economycompendium of papers presented in Sydney - 1986/87

Committee for Economic Development of Australia1987-01-01
Industrializing Australiacompendium of papers presented in Melbourne - 1986/87

Committee for Economic Development of Australia1987-01-01
Towards freer trade between nations

Oxford University Press1989-01-01
Social Cohesion in Australia

Cambridge University Press2007-01-01
Nations of immigrantsAustralia and the USA compared

Edward Elgar Pub2009-01-01
Immigration and the financial crisisthe United States and Australia compared

Edward Elgar2011-01-01
International migration in uncertain times

School of Policy Studies, Queen's University, McGill-Queen's University Press2012-01-01
Macro-Economic PolicyA Comparative Study Australia, Canada, New Zealand and South Africa

Routledge2015-01-01
Aboriginals and the Mining Industry

Taylor & Francis Group2021-01-01