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摘要
本次研讨会的主题是“澳大利亚的公共政策是否得到了应有的经济效益?”的问题被分成了两个问题。有人问，公共政策是否得到了所需的经济效益。另一个问题无疑受到了亚历克西斯•德•托克维尔(Alexis de Tocqueville)关于人民及其民选政府的著名观察的启发，那就是澳大利亚经济是否得到了应有的公共政策。
Economics, Economists and Public Policy in Australia
The topic for this Symposium, 'Does Australian public policy get the economics it deserves?' has been partitioned into two questions. One asks whether public policy gets the economics it needs. The other, no doubt inspired by Alexis de Tocqueville's famous observation about people and their elected governments, is whether Australian economics gets the public policy it deserves.
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