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Jobs, living standards run second to other goals

Economics & Deregulation, Deregulation Unit, Energy and Climate Change | Alan Moran
Saturday Herald Sun 31st October, 2009

National governments protect their citizens' interests in many ways. They negotiate trade deals to get better overseas market access, raise loans...

Commonwealth rules tax roost over states

Economics & Deregulation and Governance & Service Provision | Julie Novak
Sydney Morning Herald 30th October, 2009

The avalanche of reviews ordered by the Federal Government has not been shy in recommending changes to how state governments operate. The Henry tax...

My shovel's better than yours

Economics & Deregulation and Governance & Service Provision | Alan Moran
Crikey.com.au 27th October, 2009

According to the report for the Business Council, Groundwork for Growth, by Port Jackson Partners, only 14 per cent of the $76 billion it regards...

Government fails credibility test on climate change

Economics & Deregulation and Climate Change | Alan Moran
Herald Sun 17th October, 2009

The test of the Rudd Government's credibility in its climate change proposals is their consistency. Canberra says the world should reduce emissions...

Modelling based on pure fantasy

Economics & Deregulation and Climate Change | Alan Moran
The Australian Financial Review 5th October, 2009

Treasury modelling has placated many politicians' concerns about the adverse effects of a carbon emissions cap-and-trade tax. Treasury puts...

Rudd team intent on wronging lots of what's right

Economics & Deregulation and Deregulation Unit | Alan Moran
Herald Sun 3rd October, 2009

Treasury's refrain regarding the economic outlook is, "Not out of the woods yet." In a global setting, the International Monetary Fund, the...

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