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FEATURE: The Failing Symbiosis: Labour Market Regulation and the Welfare State in Australia

P.A. McGavin | 06 June 1989
'Symbiosis' is defined by the Oxford English Dictionary as 'union between organisms each of which depends for its existence on the other.' An explanation of the failure of the relationship between the labour market and the welfare state. These insights are part of his work for a forthcoming CIS monograph that presents a reform agenda for the labour market and the welfare state in Australia.

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