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HOME BASED BUSINESS IN SUBURBAN PERIPHERAL REGIONS AND GOVERNMENT POLICY: A CASE STUDY OF CASEY, MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA.
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TAKING THE GAMBLE: LOCAL AND REGIONAL POLICY ISSUES OF ACCESS TO ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINES (EGMs): A CASE STUDY OF VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA.
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HOW USEFUL IS A REGIONAL SAM IN EVALUATING REGIONAL PROJECTS IN SRI LANKA? AN ILLUSTRATION FOR POST-WAR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY ANALYSIS.
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SIMPLIFIED ASSESSMENT OF THE REGIONAL ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF INTERRUPTION TO TRANSPORT CORRIDORS WITH APPLICATION TO THE 2011 QUEENSLAND FLOODS.
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DRIVERS OF CHINA'S URBANISATION AND PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT.
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IMPROVING CONSUMERS' RESPONSIVENESS TO ELECTRICITY DEMAND MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES IN REGIONAL NEW SOUTH WALES: THE POTENTIAL USE OF BEHAVIOURALBASED CONSTRUCTS FOR IDENTIFYING MARKET SEGMENTS.
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