Recent publications in Occasional Paper

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Commonwealth reform negative value-adding components

OCCASIONAL PAPER | Alan Moran

Programs Identified with Negative Benefits

Australia's Big Government, by the Numbers

OCCASIONAL PAPER | Julie Novak

A paper providing the most comprehensive historical estimates of the size of government in Australia.

Consumer first supermarket reform: The market, not government, knows how to best meet consumer demand

OCCASIONAL PAPER | Chris Berg and Tim Wilson

Consumer first supermarket reform: The market, not government, knows how to best meet consumer demand

IPA State Business Tax Calculator Report

OCCASIONAL PAPER | Julie Novak

IPA State Business Tax Calculator Report

IPA State Business Tax Calculator Fact Sheet

OCCASIONAL PAPER | Julie Novak

IPA State Business Tax Calculator Fact Sheet

Razor cuts, not paper cuts

OCCASIONAL PAPER | Julie Novak

A framework for rightsizing commonwealth government employment

Recalculating the Impact of the Carbon Tax: How changes to global carbon accounting standards will wipe our household over-compensation

OCCASIONAL PAPER | Tim Wilson

By the end of this year household carbon tax ‘over-compensation' will be wiped out by changes to the global carbon accounting rules used to calculate the environmental impact of greenhouse gases. The changes will: Increase Australia's...

Accountability for our aid dollar - Time to hit the pause button?

OCCASIONAL PAPER | Tim Wilson

There are serious questions to be asked about the number of NGOs that actively campaign for more aid expenditure in Australia, while they are concurrently recipients of that aid. Some of these NGOs receive aid funding to engage in...

Galaxy poll: Cost of climate change survey

OCCASIONAL PAPER

Prepared for the Institute of Public Affairs - May, 2012

Does Australia have a Productivity Growth Problem?

OCCASIONAL PAPER | Sinclair Davidson and Ashton de Silva

Ever since Paul Krugman stated that productivity was ‘almost everything', policy makers have been obsessed with improving it. This focus has led to a great deal of policy confusion. Productivity is important, but it is not an active policy...

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