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Renewable energy comes at exorbitant price

Economics & Deregulation, Energy and Climate Change | Alan Moran
Herald Sun 24th July, 2010

Coal-powered electricity generators and abundant coal supplies bring Victoria the world's cheapest electricity. This will change, partly because of...

Resource rent tax is absurd as its predecessor

Economics & Deregulation and Governance & Service Provision | Alan Moran
The Australian 14th July, 2010

The resource super-profits tax is buried, the minerals resource rent tax is terminally sick. Treasury's estimate that the MRRT would reduce the...

Tax grab was not reform

Economics & Deregulation and Governance & Service Provision | John Roskam
The Australian Financial Review 9th July, 2010

According to Yes Minister, there are two sorts of decisions that governments make. "Controversial" decisions cost votes. And then there are those...

Resource tax blundering has the government digging itself into a deeper hole

Economics & Deregulation and Governance & Service Provision | Sinclair Davidson
The Age 8th July, 2010

Since the Henry review was released, Australians have seen a new tax go from recommendation, to revenue inclusion in budget forecasts, to being...

Revenue grab creates little revenue

Economics & Deregulation and Governance & Service Provision | Alan Moran
The Drum Unleashed 5th July, 2010

The Resources Super Profits Tax (RSPT) comprised two aspects. One was its naked theft of decades of shareholder investment. The other was a tax...

A good time to cut the strings

Economics & Deregulation and Governance & Service Provision | Julie Novak
Canberra Times 2nd July, 2010

This week marks the 10th anniversary of the GST, however there does not seem to be any congratulatory messages from the states. It may be a...

Taxing questions: 10 years of GST

Economics & Deregulation and Governance & Service Provision | Sinclair Davidson
The Drum Unleashed 1st July, 2010

Today marks the tenth anniversary of the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax (GST). The idea had been around Australia for 25 years before...

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