Petrol prices and porn: why our political leaders need to do better CPD fellow James Arvanitakis examines recent controversies that have dominated news headlines: petrol prices and Bill Henson’s images, to find
Mean tests: middle class welfare or redistributive fairness? Arguing in favour of universal paid maternity leave, Eva Cox scrutinises means tests and government payments.
A New Progressive Consensus? We asked delegates to the 2020 Summit for an appraisal of the proceedings and the ideas which emerged throughout the
Health: the importance of getting principles right John Menadue AO warns that federal Labor may be getting its priorities backwards on health reform. Without a clear understanding
What does an Obama win mean for Australia? Barack Obama’s victory represents a watershed in American history, but it will also have ramifications around the world. Before
Carbon Markets in the Laboratory Andrew Reeson and Karel Nolles examine how experimental economics can inform carbon market design.
Choice – too much of a good thing? In the first of a series of two articles on consumer choice and competition policy, CPD Fellow Ian McAuley examines
The great power debate New South Wales needs investment in electricity and public transport. Whether these assets are privately or publicly owned, there will
Health & hospital reform: advice to the commissioners Jennifer Doggett, Ian McAuley, and Denis King offer a few words of advice to the new members of the National
