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Tuesday, November 30, 2010
GDP only positive because of rain drenched agriculture
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Today’s National Accounts figures were not a huge surprise - except, of course, to many of the mainstream economic commentators, some of who...
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Mid-week links
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Using the National Accounts to better estimate changes in well being ( PPT link ) – from the OECD Measuring Progress Agenda. Aka - Why I...
Monday, November 22, 2010
Prison, parenting, selection bias, and measuring success
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In both parenting and the legal system one must carefully consider the role of punishment. R ecently, the discussion surrounding imprison...
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Monday, November 15, 2010
Updates and a CityCycle apology
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Plastic bag banning continues to gain momentum Well known demographer Bernard Salt had a stoush with Dick Smith in a little documentary a...
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Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Sin tax myths – why smokers reduce health costs
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Smokers have been the target of Australia's latest sin tax . Meanwhile, debate continues over using sin taxes to reduce consumption of...
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Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Public and Private schools – evidence from economics?
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As an Australian parent in 2010, the public versus private school debate is hard to avoid. In a society where private schooling is beco...
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Talking climate with Warwick McKibbin
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I met RBA board member Professor Warwick McKibbin yesterday. Alas, his reserved academic demeanour was a successful deterrent to a gruellin...
Monday, November 1, 2010
Rates surprise
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The RBA Board decided to raise official interest rates by 25 basis points today against my, and many other economists, expectations. One wo...
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Australia not an island away from world’s troubles – recession, bank runs, and printing cash
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The continued media hype around Australia’s economic stability and security can be partly attributed to the fact that, by official figures, ...
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Thursday, October 28, 2010
Nothing is so firmly believed as that which least is known - or why changing your mind is evidence of learning
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For a second, consider of all our major public thinkers today. They do the opposite, constantly telling how sure they are of their beliefs ...
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