The study utilises the recent advances in development of capital stock data at subnational level for Australian states and applies the series for analysis of the effect of the public infrastructure on the private sector productivity in Tasmania. The study employs a version of an aggregate production function to estimate the elasticity of private capital productivity with respect to the public infrastructure. The results of analysis indicate that, in the long run, contrary to the expectations, the public infrastructure contributes negatively to the private sector productivity in Tasmania. There is also some evidence that Tasmanian government is engaged in countercyclical public investment activities
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The results of the empirical research into the effects of public infrastructural investments on the...
In this paper, growth of per capita income can be exogenous and/or endogenous due to aggregate publi...
This paper examines whether or not the long-term government bond rate could reasonably be employed a...
This is an abstract of a paper delivered to the 45th Australian Economics Conference, held at Flinde...
This paper provides an overview of the current debate on the effects of public infrastructure on pro...
This thesis studies a number of crucial topics in relation to infrastructure investments and their e...
Vita.Government can affect private economic activities through many means: the legal system and regu...
This thesis examines the role of public capital, in particular, "core infrastructure", in private se...
Public capital has been considered to be the wheels of a nation\u27s or a region\u27s economic activ...
The role of public capital in driving private productivity growth. What is the empirical evidence? R...
This dissertation examines the productivity impact of public infrastructure capital on economic grow...
This paper examines the relationship between public capital and private sector productivity in the c...
A number of studies have suggested a quantitatively important relationship between public-sector cap...
This paper proposes an evaluation of the main empirical approaches used in the literature to estimat...
This article examines the effects of public infrastructure on the productive performance of 12 two-d...
The results of the empirical research into the effects of public infrastructural investments on the...
In this paper, growth of per capita income can be exogenous and/or endogenous due to aggregate publi...
This paper examines whether or not the long-term government bond rate could reasonably be employed a...