• Parentonomics: An economist dad's parenting experiences
  • New South: Sydney, 2008.
• Finishing the Job: Real World Policy Solutions in Housing, Health, Education and Transport (with Stephen King)
  • Melbourne University Publishing: Melbourne, 2004.
• Publishing Economics: Analyses of the Academic Journal Market in Economics (edited volume)
  • Edward Elgar: Cheltnam, 2000.

• Core Economics for Managers
  • Thomson Learning: Melbourne, 2005.
• Principles of Economics (with Stephen King, Robin Stonecash and N. Gregory Mankiw)
  • 3rd Pacific Rim Edition, Thomson, 2005 (2nd Pacific Rim Edition, Thomson, 2003, 1st Australasian Edition, Harcourt, Sydney, 2000).
• Principles of Macroeconomics (with Robin Stonecash, Stephen King and N. Gregory Mankiw)
  • 3rd Pacific Rim Edition, Thomson, 2005 (2nd Pacific Rim Edition, Thomson, 2003, 1st Australasian Edition, Harcourt-Brace, Sydney, 1999).
• Principles of Microeconomics (with Stephen King and N. Gregory Mankiw)
  • 3rd Pacific Rim Edition, Thomson, 2005 (2nd Pacific Rim Edition, Thomson, 2003, 1st Australasian Edition, Harcourt-Brace, Sydney, 1999)

• "A Bargaining Perspective on Strategic Outsourcing and Supply Competition," (with Catherine de Fontenay), Strategic Management Journal, 2008 (forthcoming).
• "Concentration-Based Merger Tests and Vertical Market Structure," Journal of Law and Economics, Vol.50, No.4, November 2007, pp.661-680.
• "Introduction to Special Issue on "Negotiations and Cooperative Arrangements in Industrial Organization," (with Roman Inderst) International Journal of Industrial Organization,Vol.25, No.5, October 2007, pp.879-883.
• "Vertical Contracting when Competition for Orders Precedes Procurement," Journal of Industrial Economics, Vol.55, No.2., June 2007, pp.335-346.
• "Optional Fixed Fees in Multilateral Vertical Relations," (with Catherine de Fontenay)  Economics Letters, Vol.88, 2005, pp.184-189. 
• "Vertical Integration and Competition Between Networks," (with Catherine de Fontenay), Review of Network Economics, Vol.4, No.1, March 2005, pp.4-18.  (Here is the 2001 Version: Extending Market Power through Vertical Integration)
• "Vertical Integration in the Presence of Upstream Competition," (with Catherine de Fontenay), RAND Journal of Economics, Vol.36, No.3, 2005, pp.544-572.  For previous working paper version, click here.
• "Can Vertical Integration by a Monopsonist Harm Consumer Welfare?" (with Catherine de Fontenay), International Journal of Industrial Organization, Vol. 22, No. 6, 2004, pp. 821-834.

• "Inefficient Ownership and Resale Opportunities," Economics Letters, Vol.93, 2006, pp.242-247.
• "Markets for Ownership," RAND Journal of Economics, Vol.36, No.2, 2005, pp.433-455.  For previous version with re-sale model, click here.
• "A Technological and Organisational Explanation of the Size Distribution of Firms," (with John Quiggin), Small Business Economics, Vol.21, No.3, November 2003, pp. 243-256.
• "Organizational Design and Technology Choice under Intrafirm Bargaining: Comment" (with Catherine de Fontenay), American Economic Review, Vol.93, No.1, 2003, pp.448-455.

• "The Impact of Uncertain Intellectual Property Rights on the Market for Ideas: Evidence for Patent Grant Delays" (with David Hsu and Scott Stern), Management Science, Vol.54, No.5, May 2008, pp.982-997.
• "Patent Length and the Timing of Innovative Activity," (with Stephen King), Journal of Industrial Economics, Vol.55, No.4, December, 2007, pp.772-772.
• "Patent Renewal Fees and Self-Funded Patent Offices," (with Stephen King and Ryan Lampe), Topics in Theoretical Economics, Vol.4, No.1, 2004, Article 6.
• "When Does Funding Research by Small Firms Bear Fruit? Evidence from the SBIR Program," (with Scott Stern), Economics of Innovation and New Technology, Vol.12, No.4, 2003, pp.361-384.  Click here for NBER Working Paper (February 2000).
• "Managing Ideas: Commercialization Strategies for Biotechnology," The ICFAI Journal of Intellectual Property Rights, Vol.2, No.2, May 2003, pp.17-28.
• "The Product Market and the 'Market for Ideas': Commercialization Strategies for Technology Entrepreneurs," (with Scott Stern), Research Policy, Vol.32, No.2, February, 2003, pp.333-350.
• "When Does Start-Up Innovation Spur the Gale of Creative Destruction?" (with David Hsu and Scott Stern), RAND Journal of Economics Vol.33, No.4, 2002, pp.571-586.  Click here for NBER Working Paper (February, 2000)
• "Innovation and Market Structure in General Equilibrium," (with Robin Stonecash), Economic Theory and International Trade: Essays in Honor of Murray Kemp, A. Woodland (ed.), Edward Elgar: Cheltnam, 2002, pp.181-191
• "Incumbency and R&D Incentives: Licensing the Gale of Creative Destruction," (with Scott Stern) Journal of Economics and Management Strategy, Vol.9, No.4, pp.485-511, 2000. "A Strategic Theory of In-House Research and Development," in S. MacDonald and J. Nightingale (eds.), Information and Organization: A Tribute to the Work of Don Lamberton, Elsevier: Amsterdam, 1999, pp.167-182. [PS]
• "Inside the Black Box: A Look at the Container," Prometheus, Vol.13, No.2, December, 1995, pp.169-183.

• "Exclusionary Contracts and Competition with Large Buyers," (with Stephen King) International Journal of Industrial Organization, Vol.20, 2002, pp.1363-1381.
• "Price Discrimination with Costless Arbitrage," (with Stephen King), International Journal of Industrial Organization, Vol.25, 2007, pp.431-440. (Published version)
• "Paying for Loyalty: Product Bundling in Oligopoly," (with Stephen King) Journal of Industrial Economics, Vol.54, No.1, March 2006, pp.43-62.
• "Measuring Product Diversity" (with Robert Hill), Economics Letters, Vol.55, No.1, 1997, pp.145-150.

• "Wireless Communications," (with Stephen King and Julian Wright), Handbook of Telecommunications Economics, Volume II, Martin Cave et.al. (eds.), North-Holland: Amsterdam, 2005.
• "Using 'Bill and Keep' Interconnect Arrangements to Soften Network Competition," (with Stephen King) Economics Letters, Vol. 71, No.3, June 2001, pp.413-420.
• "Numbers to the People: Regulation, Ownership and Local Number Portability," (with Stephen King and Graeme Woodbridge) Information Economics and Policy, Vol.13, No.2, June 2001, pp.167-180.  
• "Regulating Endogenous Customer Switching Costs," (with Stephen King), Contributions to Theoretical Economics, Vol.1, Issue 1, 2001, Article 1. 
• "Mobile Network Competition, Customer Ignorance and Fixed-to-Mobile Call Prices" (with Stephen King), Information Economics and Policy, Vol.12, No.4, 2000, pp.301-328.
• "Network Competition and Consumer Churn," Information Economics and Policy, Vol.12, No.2, 2000, pp.97-110.

• "Access Pricing and Infrastructure Investment," in Dewenter, Ralf and Haucap, Justus (eds.) Access Pricing: Theory and Practice, Elsevier Science, Amsterdam, 2007, Chapter 2.
• "Access Holidays and the Timing of Infrastructure Investment," (with Stephen King), Economic Record, Vol.80, No.248, March 2004, pp.89-100.
• "Regulating Private Infrastructure Investment: Optimal Pricing for Access to Essential Facilities," Journal of Regulatory Economics, Vol.20, No.2, 2001, pp.167-189.
• "Access Regulation and the Timing of Infrastructure Investment" (with Philip Williams), Economic Record, Vol. 79, No.229, June 1999, pp.127-138.

• "Where to next on credit card reforms?" (with Stephen King) Melbourne Review, Vol.4, No.1, May 2008, pp.42-48.
• "A Theoretical Analysis of Credit Card Reform in Australia," (with Stephen King) Economic Record, Vol.79, No.247, December 2003, pp.462-472.
• "Approaches to Regulating Interchange Fees in Payment Systems," (with Stephen King) Review of Network Economics, Vol.2, No.2, June 2003, pp.125-145.
• "The Neutrality of Interchange Fees in Payment Systems," (with Stephen King) Topics in Economic Analysis and Policy, Vol.3, No.1, 2003, Article 1.
• "The Role of Interchange Fees in Credit Card Associations: Competitive Analysis and Regulatory Options," (with Stephen King), Australian Business Law Review, Vol.29, No.2, April 2001, pp.94-122.
• "Economic Issues Associated with Access to Electronic Payments Systems," (with Richard Scheelings) Australian Business Law Review, Vol.27, No.5, December 1999, pp.373-390.

• "First Author Conditions" (with Maxim Engers, Simon Grant, Stephen King), Journal of Political Economy, Vol.107, No.4, August 1999, pp.859-883.
• "Why Referees Don't Get Paid (Enough)" (with Maxim Engers), American Economic Review, Vol.88, No.5, December 1998, pp.1341-1349. [PS]
• "How Are The Mighty Fallen: Rejected Classic Articles By Leading Economists," (with George Shepherd), Journal of Economic Perspectives, Vol.8, No.1, Winter, 1994, pp.165-179.

• "Growth in Australian Cities" (with Rebecca Bradley), Economic Record, Vol.74 (No.226) September 1998, pp.266-278.
• "Industrialisation with a Menu of Technologies: Appropriate Technologies and the Big Push", Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, Vol.9, No.3, 1998, pp.63-78.    [PS]
• "Time Lags and Indicative Planning in a Dynamic Model of Industrialisation," Journal of the Japanese and International Economies, Vol.12, 1998, pp.103-130.    [PS-Paper]     [PS- Figure 1]    [PS- Figure2]
• "Industrialization Policy and the Big Push," in K.J. Arrow et.al. (eds.), Increasing Returns and Economic Analysis, Macmillan: London, 1998, Chpt 13.    [PS]
• "Fixed Cost Assumptions in Industrialisation Theories," Economics Letters, 56, 1997, pp.111-119.    [PS]
• "Urban Productivity and Factor Growth in the Late Nineteenth Century," (with Raphael Bostic and Scott Stern), Journal of Urban Economics, Vol. 41, No.1, January 1997, pp.38-55.    [PS]
• "Knowledge of Growth and the Growth of Knowledge," Information Economics and Policy, Vol.4, No.3, 1989-90, pp.201-224.

• "Engendering Change," in W. Barnett et.al. (eds.), Commerce, Complexity and Evolution, Cambridge University Press: New York, 2000, Chapter 19, pp.390-414.
• "Best Replies and Adaptive Learning," Mathematical Social Sciences, Vol.30, No.3, 1995, pp.221-234.
• "Evolutionary Selection of Beliefs," Economics Letters, Vol.49, No.1, July, 1995, pp.13-17.
• "Comparative Statics Made Simple: An Introduction to Recent Advances," Australian Economic Papers, June 1996, pp.81-93.     [PS]

• "Born on the First of July: An (Un)natural Experiment in Birth Timing" (with Andrew Leigh) Journal of Public Economics, (forthcoming).
• "The Millennium Bub," (with Andrew Leigh)  Applied Economics Letters, 2007 (forthcoming).
• "Minding the Shop: The Case of Obstetrics Conferences," (with Andrew Leigh and Elena Varganova), Social Science and Medicine, Vol.65, No.7, October 2007, pp.1458-1465. 
• "Unusual Days in Births and Deaths," (with Andrew Leigh), The Melbourne Review, 3 (1), May 2007, pp.72-79.
• "Did the Death of Australian Inheritance Taxes Affect Deaths?" (with Andrew Leigh) Topics in Economic Analysis and Policy, Vol.6, No.1, 2006, Article 23.
• "Toying with Death and Taxes: Some Lessons from Down Under," (with Andrew Leigh) The Economists' Voice, Vol.3, Issue 6, 2006.

• "Do Voluntary Carbon Offsets Work?" The Economists' Voice, Vol.4, Iss.4, Article 7.
  
• "Darth Vader and the Hold Up Problem," Journal of Political Economy, Vol.114, No.2, April, 2006, back page suggestion.
• "Limited Information, the Possibility of Rational Choice, and the Contingent Valuation Method," International Journal of Social Economics, Vol.26, Nos.1/2/3, 1999, pp.402-414. [PS]
  
• "Majority Voting With Single-Crossing Preferences," (with Michael Smart) Journal of Public Economics, 58 (1), February 1996, pp.219-238.
• "On the Impossibility of Rational Choice Under Incomplete Information," Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, Vol.29, No.2, March, 1996, pp.287-309.
• "Chaos Theory, Nonlinearities and Economics: A Speculative Note," Economic Papers, Vol.10, No.1, March 1991, pp.40-53.
• "Time and Economics: Reflections on Hawking," Methodus, Vol.2, No.2, December 1990, pp. 80-81.

• Assessing Australia's Innovative Capacity: 2007 Update (with Richard Hayes)  February, 2008
• Assessing Australia's Innovative Capacity: 2006 Update (with Richard Hayes)  December, 2006
• "Measuring innovative performance," (with Richard Hayes) The Melbourne Review, Vol.2, No.1, May, 2006, pp.70-77.
• Assessing Australia's Innovative Capacity: 2005 Update (with Richard Hayes)  December, 2005
• Assessing Australia's Innovative Capacity: 2004 Update (with Richard Hayes)  November, 2004
• Assessing Australia's Innovative Capacity in the 21st Century (with Scott Stern)  June, 2003
  
• "Driving the Hard Bargain for Australian R&D", Prometheus, Vol.16, No.1, March, 1998, pp.47-56.    [PS]
• "Does Australia Really Need to Encourage its Innovators to Commercialise In-House?" Policy, Vol.13, No.4, 1998, pp.36-40.     [PS]

• "Intellectual Property Rights: a Grant of Monopoly or an Aid to Competition," (with Philip Williams and David Briggs) Australian Economic Review, Vol.37, No.4, December 2004, pp.436-445.
• "The Value of IP Protection in Markets for Ideas," Australian Intellectual Property Law Bulletin, Vol.16, No.6, 2003, pp.88-90.
• "Benefits and Costs of Copyright: An Economic Perspective - Part 2," (with Megan Richardson, Frances Hanks and Philip Williams) Australian Intellectual Property Law Bulletin, Vol.13, No.6, 2000, pp.79-92.
• "Benefits and Costs of Copyright: An Economic Perspective," (with Megan Richardson, Frances Hanks and Philip Williams) Australian Intellectual Property Law Bulletin, Vol.13, No.5, 2000, pp.62-65.

• "What is different about media mergers?" (with Simon Anderson), The Melbourne Review, Vol.2, No.2, November 2006, pp.32-36.
• "Reconsidering the Public Benefit Test in Merger Analysis: The Role of 'Pass Through'," Australian Business Law Review, 2006 (forthcoming).
• "Dealing with Difficult Mergers," The Melbourne Review, Vol.1, No.1, November 2005, pp.78-82.
• "Protecting Consumers by Protecting Competition: Does Behavioural Economics Support this Contention?," Competition and Consumer Law Journal, 13 (1), 2006, pp.40-50.
  
• "Potential Anticompetitive Effects of Bundling," (with Stephen King) Australian Business Law Review, Vol.33, No.1, February 2005, pp.29-35.  
• "Supermarkets and Shopper Dockets: The Australian Experience," (with Stephen King) Australian Economic Review, Vol.37, No.3, 2004 pp.311-316.
• "The Decision of the High Court in Rural Press: How the literature on credible threats may have materially facilitated a better decision," (with Rajat Sood and Philip Williams) Australian Business Law Review, Vol.33, No.5, October 2004, pp.337-344.
• "Structural and Behavioural Market Power under the Trade Practices Act: An Application to Predatory Pricing," (with Anthony Niblett and Stephen King) Australian Business Law Review, Vol.32, No.2 April, 2004, pp.83-110.
• "Contestability, Complementary Inputs and Contracting: The Case of Harbour Towage," (with Stephen King), Australian Economic Review, Vol.36, No.4, December 2003, pp.415-427.
  
• "The Economic Consequences of DVD Regional Restrictions," (with Emily Dunt and Stephen King) Economic Papers, Vol.21, No.1, March 2002, pp.32-45.
• "The Treatment of Natural Monopoly under the Australian Trade Practices Act: Three Recent Decisions," (with Frances Hanks and Philip Williams) Australian Business Law Review, Vol.29, No.6, December, 2001, pp.492-507.
• "The Competitive Balance Argument for Mergers," Australian Economic Review, Vol.33, No.1, March 2000, pp.83-93.
• "The Role of Undertakings in Regulatory Decision-Making" (with Teresa Fels and Stephen King), Australian Economic Review, Vol.33, No.1, March 2000, pp.3-16.
  
• "Contracts and Electricity Pool Prices" (with Danny Price and Kim Woods), Australian Journal of Management, Vol.23, No.1, June 1998, pp.83-96.
  

• "Competitive Neutrality in Access Pricing," (with Stephen King) Australian Economic Review, Vol.38, No.2, 2005, pp.128-136.
• "Taking into Account Extraordinary Circumstances in Regulatory Pricing," (with Stephen King), Agenda, Vol.11, No.4, 2004, pp.349-362.
• "When are Regulated Access Prices Competitively Neutral? The Case of Telecommunications in Australia (with Stephen King), Australian Business Law Review, Vol.32, No.6, 2004, pp.407-414.
• "Options for Electricity Transmission Regulation in Australia," (with Stephen King) Australian Economic Review, Vol.33, No.2, June 2000, pp.145-161.
• Comparing Alternative Approaches to Calculating Long-Run Incremental Cost (with Stephen King)  1st June, 2004
• "Regulating Interconnection Pricing," (with Stephen King), Australian Telecommunications Regulation, A. Grant (ed.), UNSW Press: Sydney, 2003, Chapter 3.
• "Access Holidays: The Panacea for Network Infrastructure Investment," (with Stephen King), Agenda, Vol.10, No.2, 2003, pp.163-178.
• "Regulating Termination Charges for Telecommunications Networks," (with Stephen King) Australian Journal of Management, Vol.27, No.1, June 2002, pp.75-86.
• Termination Charges for Mobile Phone Networks: Competitive Analysis and Regulatory Options (with Stephen King)  December, 1999
• Regulation of Termination Charges for Non-Dominant Networks (with Stephen King)  December, 1999
• "Efficient Investment Pricing Rules and Access Regulation," (with Philip Williams) Australian Business Law Review, Vol.27, No.4, August, 1999, pp.267-279.  
• "A Primer on Access Regulation and Investment" (with Philip Williams), in M. Arblaster and M. Jamison (eds.), Infrastructure Regulation and Market Reform: Principles and Practice, ACCC/PURC: Melbourne, 1998, pp.150-160.     [PS]

• "Looking Local on Broadband," Public Policy, Vol.2, No.1, 2007, pp.10-24.
• The Local Broadband Imperative, CEDA Information Paper, No.86.  6th December, 2006

"Does Australia's Health Insurance System Really Provide Insurance?" Policy, Vol.20, No.3, Spring 2004, pp.10-14.
"Anti-insurance: Analysing the Health Insurance System in Australia," (with Stephen King) Economic Record, Vol.79, No.248, December 2003, pp.473-486.

• "The Housing Lifeline: A Policy for Short-Run Housing Affordability," (with Stephen King) Agenda, Vol.11, No.2, 2004.
• "Housing and Income Contingent Loans for Low Income Households," (with Stephen King) Managing Government Risk: Income contingent loans for social and economic progress, Bruce Chapman (ed.), Routledge: London, 2006, Chapter 11.
• Policy Options for Housing for Low Income Households (with Stephen King) 6th June, 2003

• "Paid Parental Leave," Policy Brief, Crawford School of Economics and Government, ANU, August 2008.
• "The 2020 Summit: 'The Productivity Agenda'," Agenda, Vol.15, No.2, 2008, pp.13-14.
• 'AussieMac': A Policy Initiative for the Australian Government to Protect Households and the Financial System Against Current and Future Credit Crises (with Christopher Joye) April 2008 (Postscript: Reaction and Market Update, June 2008)
• "The practicalities of emissions trading," (with John Quiggin), The Melbourne Review, 3 (2), November 2007, pp.60-65.
• Grower Returns and Single Desk Selling of Australian Wheat   18th November, 2004
• "Of Grand Prix and Circuses," Australian Economic Review, No.115, 3rd Quarter 1996, pp.299-307.    [PS]
• Competing for Public Goods and Private Business    [PS]

• National Innovation Review: "Rationales and Funding Mechanisms for Innovation in Australia"   10th April, 2008
• Productivity Commission study on Public Support for Science & Innovation (and Supplementary Submission) July, 2006
• House of Representatives Review on Technological Protection Measures Exceptions  September, 2005

• "Creating an Efficient National Broadband Network," Submission to the Senate Inquiry on the National Broadband Network, 8th September, 2008.
• "Issues in Competition in Retail Banking: Comments on switching costs, exit fees and mergers in banking," Submission to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics, Inquiry into Competition in the Banking and Non-Banking Sectors, 2nd July, 2008
• "Evaluating FuelWatch," Submission to Senate Standing Committee on Economics, Inquiry into National FuelWatch Bill, 1st July 2008.
• National Broadband Network Request for Proposals  20th March, 2008
• Broadband Expert Taskforce 20th August, 2007
• ACCC Petrol Pricing Inquiry: Assessing the Impact of Shopper Docket Schemes, 9th July, 2007
• ACCC Petrol Price Inquiry (Supplementary Submission), 19th July, 2007

• Garnaut Climate Change Review: "The Practicalities of Emissions Trading" (with John Quiggin)  16th April, 2008
• Garnaut Climate Change Review: "Innovation and Environmental Policy"  7th April, 2008
• Emissions Trading Task Group (with John Quiggin)   5th March, 2007

• Evaluating the Impact of the Payment System Reforms: Submission to the Reserve Bank of Australia's Payment System Board's 2007-08 Review of Payment System Reforms  27th August 2007
• Evaluating the Impact of the Payment System Reforms: Submission to the Reserve Bank of Australia's Payment System Board's 2007-08 Review of Payment System Reforms  19th January 2007
• Submission to the House Standing Committee on Economics, Finance and Public Administration "Review of the Reserve Bank & Payments System Annual Report 2005  April 2006

• "AussieMac," (with Christopher Joye), Submission to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics, Inquiry into Competition in the Banking and Non-Banking Sectors, 23rd June 2008.
• Productivity Commission Parental Leave Inquiry: "Return to Work Credits: Ideas for Efficient and Equitable Parental Leave following Child-Birth"   13th May 2008

• "Government has missed the message on telcos," The Age, 13th November, 2008.
• "Symmetry, no caps and roving usage will be real gains," The Age, 12th November, 2008.
• "From a taxpayer's perspective, high-speed broadband is a high-odds gamble," The Age, 11th November, 2008.
• "Think carefully before leaping headlong on to the big, fast broadband wagon," The Age, 10th November, 2008.
• "Put a premium on time to study the bank guarantee instead," The Age, 24th October, 2008.
• "A Guarantee Against Panic," The Age, 14th October, 2008.
• "Parental Leave: PC Proposals Fall Short," The Age, 6th October, 2008.
• "Keep non-bank lenders afloat," (with Christopher Joye), The Australian, 2nd October, 2008.
• "Garnaut out thinks the government on trade exposure," Crikey, 1st October 2008.
• "Meltdown hurts climate for change," The Age, 1st October, 2008.
• "Swan's timely intervention just what the market ordered," (with Christopher Joye), Crikey, 30th September 2008.
• "Is Swan poised to intervene in the banking sector?" Crikey, 26th September 2008.
• "Wall St bail out means capitalism never really existed," Crikey, 19th September, 2008.
• "An Ideas Nation needs some encouragement," The Age, 11th September, 2008.
• "Incentives for Toddlers," New Matilda, 14th August 2008.
• "Caught short: information controls kill opportunities," The Age, 5th August, 2008.
• "'AussieMac' for emergencies makes sense," (with Christopher Joye), Australian Financial Review, 19th July, 2008, p.62.
• "Getting to the Point on Health Insurance," InSight, July 2008.
• "Why Australia needs a government sponsored enterprise," Crikey, 15th July, 2008.
• "How economists became the life and soul of the party," The Canberra Times, 5th July 2008.
• "Garnaut's innovation plan has Australia paying its share of world R&D," The Age, 5th July 2008.
• "It's time for AussieMac" (with Christopher Joye), InFinance, June 2008, pp.41-42.
• "Budget move the beginning of a health care cure," The Age, 28th May, 2008.
• "Tax credits may ease workforce re-entry," The Age, 21st May, 2008.
• "Family Policy Still In Gestation," Australian Financial Review, 19th May, 2008.
• "Back to Boredom," ABC Online Opinion, 14th May, 2008.
• "Advance Australia Where?" Innovation 08, 5th May, 2008, pp.17-18.
• "Who pays for summit schemes?" The Age, 22nd April, 2008.
• "Views from the 2020 Summit," Crikey, 21st April, 2008.
• "Where is the petrol price data?" Crikey, 18th April, 2008.
• "Facilitating the blooming of liquidity," (with Christopher Joye) The Age, 10th April, 2008.
• "Home loans need an Aussie Mac," (with Christopher Joye) Australian Financial Review, 27th March, 2008, p.79.
• "Time for a baby bonus rebirthing," Crikey, 14th March, 2008.
• "Blame babies, not migrants, for our economic and environmental woes," The Age, 5th March, 2008.
• "Tax Cuts - What the experts say," The Age, 13th February, 2008, B2.
• "Finally, Telstra comes to broadband party," Australian Financial Review, 12th February, 2008.
• "Facebook's a real beauty. Next page - real profits," Qantas Australian Way, February, 2008.
• "New tools needed to make super choices," The Age, 24th January, 2008.
• "Switching banks a trying effort," Herald Sun, 10th January, 2008.

• "What's the best way to spend $60 billion?" The Age, 21st November, 2007, p.1.
• "A big price tag for campaign -- but not much silver lining," Crikey, 13th November, 2007.
• "$834: how baby bonus adds up to baby boom," Crikey, 9th November, 2007.
• "Australia's biggest birthday," ABC Unleashed, 9th November, 2007.
• "Reserve Bank gives Labor Pass Mark," ABC Unleashed, 7th November, 2007.
• "Parity blues," Business Spectator, 31st October, 2007.
• "Blurred picture of the landscape," The Age, 24th October, 2007.
• "Who pockets the child care rebate?" Crikey, 23rd October, 2007.
• "What to spend $34 billion on?" The Age, 18th October, 2007.
• "Technical breakthroughs," Business Review Weekly, 6th September, 2007, p.27.
• "Susan Athey Awarded John Bates Clark Medal," Stanford Business, August 2007.
• "No level playing field for TV rights," The Age, 30th July, 2007.
• "Rhythm of the night fills music coffers," The Age, 16th July, 2007.
• "Rhyme and reason in economists' half-glass view," The Age, 13th July, 2007.
• "The broadband fantasy," Business Review Weekly, 12th July, 2007, p.27.
• "Rudd's next platform: affordable housing," Crikey, 4th July, 2007.
• "The missing bytes in broadband," Australian Financial Review, 2nd July, 2007.
• "Next generation recorder," Business Review Weekly, 28th June, 2007, p.32.
• "Broadband plans speed towards the toughest obstacle," The Age, 21st June, 2007.
• "Brakes on net speed," The Courier Mail, 20th June, 2007, p.30.
• "Broadband is much broader than a fibre cable," Crikey, 19th June, 2007.
• "Happy, happy talk: What to think about the economy?" Crikey, 8th June 2007.
• "Time to book some ad space between the covers?" Crikey, 7th June, 2007.
• "Are broadband speeds really affecting business users?" Crikey, 16th May, 2007.
• "The Future Fund: Set-up to be raided?" Crikey, 14th May, 2007.
• "Cursors, foiled again," Business Review Weekly, 10th May, 2007.
• "Budget claws back on education; doesn't move forward," Crikey, 10th May, 2007.
• "Fun and games," Courier Mail, 23rd March, 2007, p.29.
• "Is this newfangled broadband a true economic boon?" Crikey, 22nd March, 2007.
• "Needed: smarter policy on speed," Australian Financial Review, 19th March, 2007, p.63.
• "The game is never over," Business Review Weekly, 15th March, 2007, p.27.
• "Don't let broadband become an election issue," Crikey, 14th March, 2007.
• "Rent subsidies a good idea -- if you're looking to help landlords," Crikey, 22nd February, 2007.
• "The state's watered down drought response," Crikey, 6th February, 2007.
• "Opportunity lost," Business Review Weekly, 1st February, 2007, p.49.
• "Trading on the holiday market," Crikey, 1st February, 2007.
• "iPod Index .. why not an iTunes Index," Crikey, 19th January, 2007.
• "Local solutions to national issues," Exchange, Vol.19, No.1, 19th January, 2007, p.12

• "Go local for next generation," Australian Financial Review, 12th December, 2006, p.55.
• "How do we get Australian broadband up to speed?" Crikey, 6th December, 2006.
• "Look at what happens when the obstetrician's away ..." Crikey, 5th December, 2006.
• "Is there a political wage cycle?" Crikey, 30th October, 2006.
• "No one listens to the fridge," Business Review Weekly, 26th October, 2006, p.28.
• "Nine's attempt to break the ice," Crikey, 16th October, 2006.
• "Your child's future," Courier Mail, 18th September, 2006
• "Encourage that Spark!" Business Review Weekly, 14th September, 2006, p.54.
• "The inconvenient truth about Gore's movie," Crikey, 11th September, 2006.
• "Telstra's travails will continue," Australian Financial Review, 28th August, 2006, p.63.
• "No longer self evident: is all internet content created equal?" New Matilda, 25th August, 2006.
• "Telstra the Entrant sings a different tune," Crikey, 23rd August 2006.
• "The government's broadband obligation," Crikey, 9th August, 2006.
• "Should the ACCC take away Telstra's Advantages," Crikey, 8th August, 2006.
• "T3 must ring in rule changes," (with Jerry Hausman), Australian Financial Review, 8th August, 2006, p.55.
• "How petrol companies are making hay," Crikey, 5th July, 2006.
• "For some people being dead on time can save taxes," (with Andrew Leigh) The Age, 27th June, 2006.
• "Birthing pain makes health system suffer," (with Andrew Leigh) The Australian, 20th June, 2006. (Also Online Opinion).
• "Galbraith a maverick," The Age, 2nd May, 2006.
• "Government loans no remedy for biotech blues," The Age, 25th April, 2006.
• "Government must put right health insurance pains," The Age, 28th March, 2006.
• "Fee change gets too much credit," The Age, 17th March, 2006.
• "Toll was slow to put its cards on the ACCC's table," The Age, 14th March, 2006.
• "Road-use charge would force more to public transport," The Age, 7th March, 2006.
• "Getting Cross with the Media and Cross-Media Ownership," New Matilda, 1st March, 2006.

• "Companies open path to customer innovation," The Age, 18th November, 2005.
• "Sting a song for sixpence? Not likely," The Age, 4th November, 2005.
• "Dirty Harry proves the point," The Age, 24th October, 2005.
• "Selling Telstra will free it to negotiate with ACCC," The Age, 3rd October, 2005, p.6.
• "Leave trading: the pitfalls for workers," (with Martin Byford), The Age, 26th September, 2005.
• "Consumers put at the end of the queue," The Age, 19th September, 2005.
• "Three Words: Structure, Structure, Structure," New Matilda, 31st August, 2005.

• "What price in trading for ideas," The Age, 11th December, 2004, p.19.
• "How much will you pay for an idea?" The Age, 4th December, 2004, p.23.
• "Togetherness makes good cents," The Age, 27th November, 2004, p.23.
• "Tendering ... springboard for business," The Age, 20th November, 2004, p.21.
• "When reputations go on the line," The Age, 13th November, 2004, p.23.
  
• "Dividing up outsourced production," The Age, 6th November, 2004, p.21.
• "Bidding for a better bottom line," The Age, 30th October, 2004, p.19.
• "The trouble with outsourcing" The Age, 23rd October, 2004, p.21.
• "Can everyone play the same tune?" The Age, 16th October, 2004, p.21.
• "Can the web catch everything?" The Age, 2nd October, 2004, p.20.
• "Can you bring competition inside the firm?" The Age, 25th September, 2004.
• "Schools: Make a 'club good' better," Australian Financial Review, 20th September, 2004.
• "Bidding for the budget," The Age, 18th September, 2004, p.20.
• "Bundled bidding," The Age, 11th September, 2004.
• "Integration sometimes stacks up," Australian Financial Review, 6th September, 2004.
• "Cost-plus, haggle-minus," The Age, 4th September, 2004, p.18.
• "Who are you insuring anyway?" The Age, 28th August, 2004, p.21.
• "Does the winner really take it all?" The Age, 21st August, 2004, p.17.
• "Talking in billions," Campus Review, 19th May, 2004, p.5
• "A measure of all things innovative," Australian Financial Review, 17th May, 2004.  
• "System blocks better health care," (with Stephen King) Australian Financial Review, 22nd March 2004.

• "Auction tips takes a hammering," Herald Sun, 25th August 2003.  
• "Petrol deals a blow to the average consumer," (with Stephen King), Australian Financial Review, 20th August 2003.
• "Innovation Nation?" Interview for The Buzz, Radio National, 18th August 2003.
• "Minds Need Money Too," Interview for Business Review Weekly, 14th August 2003.
• "Internet auctions fairer for all," Herald Sun, 14th August 2003, p.18.  
• "Housing lifelines would rescue many," (with Stephen King) Australian Financial Review, 6th August, 2003.
• "The Case for Credit Card Reform: A Primer for Students," Ecodate, July 2003.
• "Is it Time to take an Access Holiday?" (with Stephen King) The Pipeliner, 2003.

• "Stephen King's Game of Horror," The Manager, August 2000.            
• "The Failure of Language in Anti-trust Debate," The Manager, April 2000.
• "Will Sony Recognise the Game it is Playing?" The Manager, March 1999.
• "Libraries and Banks and Cyberspace Challenge," Issues, Vol.30, September, 1998, p.2.
• "When being first doesn't pay," Australian Financial Review, Friday 30th January, 1998, p.32.
• "Tracks of your tears - choosing CDs," Australian Financial Review, Wednesday, 31st December, 1997, p.9.
• "By and buy, Yule regret it," Australian Financial Review, Friday, 28th November, 1997, p.33.
• "A paparazzi-free environment," (with Stephen King) Australian Financial Review, Monday 8th September, 1997, p.16.
• "Illegal drugs: the supply side," Australian Financial Review, Wednesday 27th August, 1997, p.20.
• "Privatisation debate futile," Australian Financial Review, Monday 14th July,1997, p.17.
• "It's all about producing ideas, not objects," Letter to the Editor, Australian Financial Review, Thursday 19th June, 1997, p.20.
• "The inventive alternative," Australian Financial Review, Thursday12th June, 1997, p.19.
• "In full or not at all," Letter to the Editor, The Australian, Monday 9th June, 1997, p.10.
• "Playing off the States delivers a grand prix," Australian Financial Review, 7th March, 1996, p.17.
• "Surprising and Nobel rejections," Australian Financial Review,25th October, 1995, p.19.