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Green baptists lead to bootleg

Economics & Deregulation and Climate Change | Alan Moran
The Australian 28th July, 2009

The renewable energy bill now before the Senate proposes that 20 per cent of electricity be derived from renewable sources. This would offer no...

Rudd, Depressions and the lessons of history

Economics & Deregulation | Sinclair Davidson
Crikey.com.au 28th July, 2009

These days much of our historical understanding is informed by American popular culture. So it is quite understandable that many Australians would...

The long and winding road

Economics & Deregulation | Alan Moran
ABC Unleashed 27th July, 2009

With Road to Recovery, Kevin Rudd has once again offered his views on where we came from, where we are and where we are going. Once again he is...

Four pillars fickleness

Economics & Deregulation | John Roskam
Australian Financial Review 24th July, 2009

Australia's four major banks want to have it both ways. The banks happily accept government regulations like the deposit guarantee, which gives...

The ACCC is failing to rein in the cartels

Economics & Deregulation | Sinclair Davidson
Crikey 23rd July, 2009

Australian business leaders woke up yesterday morning to an extraordinary outburst from a public servant. The Australian Financial Review published...

Pay freeze reward is more jobs

Economics & Deregulation | Julie Novak
The Age 10th July, 2009

The Fair Pay Commission made the right decision, writes Julie Novak. THE Australian Fair Pay Commission's decision to freeze the minimum wage was...

Stronger budget rules are needed

Economics & Deregulation | Julie Novak
Canberra Times 9th July, 2009

As the state of the federal budget makes clear, politics and finance often do not make comfortable bedfellows. The last Howard-Costello budget, in...

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