Developing Australia's Regions: Theory and Practice

By Andrew Beer, A. Maude, B. Pritchard. 2003

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• Lessons from the Social and Economic Impacts of the Mining Boom in the Bowen Basin 2004-2006 (2007, background): “…when countries or regions can specialise in industries where they have a competitive advantage, so the process of moving economic resources (including labour) from less productive industries to more productive ones is a normal part of economic growth (Malecki 1997, Coombs 2001, Beer et al 2003).”
• Alternative Pathways to Community and Economic Development: The Latrobe Valley Community Partnering Project (2005, background): “The precarious nature of “chasing smokestakes” (Beer et al., 2003, 159) is demonstrated by the case of National Foods, which opened a new dairy processing plant in the Latrobe Valley in 1996/7.”