Dean Parham

Government of the Commonwealth of Australia - Productivity Commission

Level 28, 35 Collins St.

Melbourne, Victoria, 3000

Australia

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Information Technology and Australia's Productivity Surge

Productivity Commission Working Paper No. 1681
Number of pages: 153 Posted: 24 Oct 2001
Dean Parham, Paul Roberts and Haishun Sun
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information technology - communications - productivity - IT - ICT - capital - computer - growth accounting

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Can Australia Match US Productivity Performance?

Productivity Commission Staff Working Paper
Number of pages: 98 Posted: 05 Oct 2007
Ben Dolman, Dean Parham and Simon Zheng
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Educated workers, Labour productivity Multifactor productivity, Productivity, Skilled workers

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Distribution of the Economic Gains of the 1990s

Productivity Commission Staff Research Paper
Number of pages: 194 Posted: 04 Jun 2001
Dean Parham, Paula Barnes, Paul Roberts and Sharon Kennett
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economic gains, distribution, living standards, income, productivity, employment, wealth, consumption, education, health, housing, environment, working hours