Item 60 - Copies of academic papers on economic issues in Papua New Guinea

(1) Three papers published in Australian Financial Review by Gavan McDonnell (i) 'Behind an African haze, independence poses distinct challenges' 11 Jan 1972 (ii) 'Economic hopes strain human resources', 12 Jan 1972 (iii) 'Prospero's islands begin to disgorge their wealth', 13 Jan 1972; (2) 'Lessons from the school of independence: On thinking about Papua and New Guinea', by John D. Montgomery, Harvard University, ca. 1970-1972; (3) 'The Maprik study - Progress report' by W.J. Neve, 4 Jun 1970; (4) 'The Pacific economy' by M. Salter, ANU, 5 Apr 1967; 'Some obstacles to the economic development of Papua-New Guinea, Department of Economics, RSPaCs, ANU, ca. 1963; (5) 'The role of cooperatives in Papua-New Guinea', by S. Singh, Senior Lecturer of Economics at the University of New England, Visiting Fellow at the ANU, ca. 1968-1969; (6) 'Transport, development and project aid for Papua New-Guinea', by D.N. Smith, Department of Transport, Papua New Guinea, Paper for the Institute of Engineers of Australia, annual conference, Newcastle, May 1974; (7) 'A cross-section of facts and views on native markets in New Guinea' - Report on interviews about indigenous markets, by W. Straatmans, ca. 1967; (8) 'Import replacement and industrial development in New Guinea' extract from The Economic Record by R.Kent Wilson, Sep 1968; (9) 'A research outline for a project of the New Guinea Research Unit - Industrialisation in New Guinea' by R.K. Wilson, 10 Jun 1966.