Which landmarks of the modern Australian state are attributed to Deakin?
The Sydney Opera House
The Great Barrier Reef protective laws
Protectionism and compulsory arbitration
The indigenous rights laws
Answer
Protectionism and compulsory arbitration are two landmarks of the modern Australian state that are attributed to Alfred Deakin. Protectionism is a policy that encourages domestic production by taxing or otherwise making foreign goods more expensive. Compulsory arbitration is a system in which disputes between employers and employees are resolved by a third party, rather than by the parties themselves.
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