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Policy Options for Full Employment

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This paper seeks to review the long-term policy choices Australia faces if full employment is to be restored. Using cross-national data for the period 1972–88, it identifies the variety of routes taken to mass unemployment and full employment It then discusses the diverse policy strategies underlying routes to full employment and examines the possibility and desirability of their adoption in Australia.

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Australian Journal of Political Science

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