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This is a revised version of an earlier paper presented at the 49th ANZAAS Congress, Auckland, 22–26 January, 1978. Comments by Professor A.J.L. Catt, other colleagues in the Auckland Economics Department and Dr Claudia Scott, Victoria University, are gratefully acknowledged, although this does not imply agreement with the author's views.

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