Labor: Directions for the Eighties

achieve administration areas Australian Constitution Australian Labor Party Australian National University Australian society benefits bureaucratic cabinet Canberra capital capitalist cent commitment committees Commonwealth competition conservative Constitution countries decisions defence demand democratic democratic socialism effective election electoral ensure equality especially example expenditure exports Fabian Society federal foreign Fraser government full employment funds growth guaranteed minimum income ideology implementation important income tax incomes policy increased individual inequalities inflation investment involved issues Keynesian Labor government Labor movement law reform leaders legislation less Liberal major means Melbourne ministers mixed economy non-Labor objective Papua New Guinea parliament parliamentary party's platform politicians poverty problems production programmes public service redistribution reduced responsibility revenue role sector Senate social change social democratic social security socialist strategy structure taxation trade union unemployed wage wealth welfare Whitlam government workers workforce