The economics of the North Kimberley cattle industry: the effect of roads, ports, and freight subsidies on superphosphate and livestock introductions

Young, David

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The economics of the North Kimberley cattle industry: the effect of roads, ports, and freight subsidies on superphosphate and livestock introductions

Date

1974

Authors

Young, David

Publisher

University of New England

Abstract

The dissertation aims to explain why a cattle industry has not become established in the North Kimberley area of Western Australia as it has in the other high rainfall areas of Northern Australia.