Fred Gruen

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Fred Gruen is affiliated with the following schools: University of Wisconsin–Madison, Australian National University, Monash University

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According to Wikipedia, Fred Henry George Gruen was an Australian economist, an early and influential voice in favour of free trade and tariff reductions in the 1960s and 1970s. Early life and education Grün was born in Vienna, Austria, and known as 'Heinzie' during his boyhood. He left Vienna in 1936 on the £200 legacy of an uncle to receive an English education at Herne Bay College. It was a good time for someone of Jewish descent to be leaving Austria. His father Willy, a heavy smoker, died of lung cancer while he was at school in England and his mother Marianne was engulfed in The Holocaust being taken first to Theresienstadt and thence to Auschwitz after which she was not seen again.

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Fred Gruen's Published Works

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THE CONSTANT ELASTICITY OF TRANSFORMATION PRODUCTION FRONTIER AND LINEAR SUPPLY SYSTEM (1968) (203)
How Bad Is Australia's Economic Performance and Why? (1986) (76)
Irrational Expectations? John Quiggin’s Critique of Microeconomic Policy in Australia: John Quiggin, Great Expectations: Microeconomic Reform and Australia, Allen & Unwin, Sydney, 1996 (1997) (67)
Managing government : labor's achievements & failures (1993) (36)
The Estimation Of Production Frontiers: The Australian Livestock/Cereals Complex (1967) (36)
Analysis of the Australian consensual incomes policy: the prices and incomes accord (1990) (26)
The Welfare Expenditure Debate: Economic Myths of the Left and the Right* (1982) (24)
Surveys of Australian economics (1981) (17)
SOME HIDDEN GAINS AND LOSSES OF A WOOL RESERVE SCHEME (1964) (14)
The 25% Tariff Cut; Was It a Mistake? (1975) (14)
The Federal Budget: How Much Difference Do Elections Make? (1985) (13)
MARKETING AUSTRALIAN BEEF AND EXPORT DIVERSIFICATION SCHEMES (1977) (13)
A quarter of a century of Australian agricultural economics - some personal reflections (1998) (13)
Agriculture and Technical Change (1961) (11)
Australian Government Policy on Retirement Incomes (1985) (11)
THE PRICES AND INCOMES ACCORD, EMPLOYMENT, AND UNEMPLOYMENT (1983) (10)
PASTURE IMPROVEMENT — THE FARMER'S ECONOMIC CHOICE* (1959) (10)
Problems in Aggregate Agricultural Supply Analysis; I - The Construction of Time Series for Analysis (1966) (9)
CRYING OVER SPILT MILK (1961) (9)
Economic aspects of pasture improvement in the Australian wool industry. (1960) (6)
Australian Economics, 1967-1977 (1979) (6)
The Australian Welfare State: Neither Egalitarian Saviour Nor Economic Millstone? (1995) (6)
A Review of Issues Pertinent to Liquid Fuel Policy (1981) (6)
Problems in Aggregate Agricultural Supply Analysis: II - Preliminary Results for Cereals and Wool (1966) (5)
Capital Formation In Australian Agriculture (1957) (5)
AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURE AND THE COST-PRICE SQUEEZE (1962) (5)
What Went Wrong? Some Personal Reflections on Economic Policies under Labor (1976) (5)
The Radical Challenge to Bourgeois Economics (1971) (4)
The Pros and Cons of Futures Trading for Woolgrowers (1960) (4)
Financial Aspects of Pasture Improvement on Southern Wheat-Sheep Farms (1956) (3)
A Survey of Small North Coast Dairy Farms (1958) (3)
Adaptation of Agriculture to the Cost‐Price Squeeze (1970) (3)
Australia'S Long-Term Economic Strategy (1984) (2)
Biases in the Estimation of Transformation Elasticities: A Rebuttal (1970) (2)
AN ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN U.S. WOOL CONSUMPTION (1961) (2)
The Quality of Life, the National Interest and the Role of Economics (1996) (2)
Long term agricultural supply and demand projections : Australia, 1965 to 1980 (1968) (2)
Farm Size and Factors Influencing Changes in Farm Size With Particular Reference to New South Wales (1900-1948) (1949) (2)
The fears of economists (1996) (1)
The Industrial Patter: The Rural Economy (1966) (1)
The Statisticians's Revisions of Gross Non-Farm Product Estimates (1979) (1)
Incomes of Dairy Farmers in the Richmond-Tweed Region (1955) (1)
AN ESTIMATE OF DEPRECIATION OF FARM MACHINERY AND STRUCTURES BASED ON HISTORICAL COST (1963) (1)
AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS: SOME ASPECTS OF THE CLASSIFICATION OF FARMS BY TYPE and DISCUSSION (1958) (1)
Aerial Pasture Improvement in New South Wales (1958) (1)
Goulburn, Forward Prices and Pies (1960) (1)
THE FUTURE OF ECONOMICS, John D. Hey (Ed.). Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (1992), 163, paper $39.95 (1993) (0)
Recent Trends in World Production and Trade of Vegetable Oils (1947) (0)
The British Foreign Exchange Crisis (1947) (0)
Dairy Farming as a Business: A Review of the Financial Position of Thirty-seven Dairy Farms for the Year Ended 30th June, 1946 (1948) (0)
The Exchange Rate -- can we, should we do something about it? (Comment on Stoeckel, Valentine and Higgs) (1988) (0)
The Relative Effect of Tariff Cuts — A Reply to R. A. Price (1976) (0)
Continuity and Change in Australian Economic Policy: an Overview (1985) (0)
An Apology To Messrs. Edwards And Dune (1962) (0)
MichaelStewart, Keynes in the 1990s: a return to economic sanity (Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1993. Pp. 134. $14.95.) (1995) (0)
Wool Prices, Credit Restrictions and Development (1956) (0)
Surveys of Australian Economics. Volume 2: Income Distribution and Poverty, Urban Economics, Economics of Education, Radical Economics, Australian Economics, 1968-78.@@@The Condition of the People. Social Welfare in Australia, 1900-1975. (1981) (0)
The Australian dairy industry. (1970) (0)
Recent Changes in Sheep and Cattle Populations in Eastern New South Wales (1952) (0)
Britain's Foreign Trade Problem and Its Effect on British Food Imports (1947) (0)
Wartime Agriculture in Australia (1954) (0)
Stocking Rates in the Berriquin and Wakool Irrigation Districts (1953) (0)
Some Economic Problems Facing Agriculture in the United States (1948) (0)
Trends In Food Marketing In The United States (1968) (0)
Vegetable Oils in the Australian Economy (1948) (0)
Post-War Trends in Farm Size in New South Wales (1958) (0)
Australian economic growth : essays in honour of Fred H. Gruen (1989) (0)
A Crusade against Planning (1946) (0)
[The Radical Challenge to Bourgeois Economics]: A Rejoinder (1972) (0)
Long term projection of agricultural supply and demand. Australia 1965-1980, Vol. I and II. (1967) (0)
SHED CLASSING VERSUS STORE CLASSING (1960) (0)
REPORT ON SHORTCOMINGS OF AUSTRALIAN FARM FINANCIAL STATISTICS AND DESIRABLE IMPROVEMENTS (1962) (0)
Food Marketing in the United States - A Review Article (1968) (0)
Incomes of Dairy Farmers on the Far South Coast (1956) (0)
Superphosphate Use in New South Wales (1955) (0)

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