• Regulation

Most people agree that some rules are necessary for markets to work. But what rules do we really need? And how can we make sure they do not become too much of a burden on businesses and consumers?

Flight of the Kiwi: Addressing the Brain Drain
Andrew Patterson, David Kirk, Don Turkington, Luke MalpassMarch 27, 2012PF22

In early 2009, the NZ government established the 2025 Taskforce to provide recommendations on closing...

Glimmer of hope
Robert CarlingMarch 23, 2012

As the federal government celebrates the parliamentary endorsement of Australia’s second major new tax in...

Murray’s Future Fund brace is broken
Stephen KirchnerMarch 23, 2012Business Spectator

Outgoing Future Fund Chairman David Murray expresses surprise at the 'cynical turn' in the public...

Minimum wage is a two-edged sword
Alexander PhilipatosMarch 22, 2012The Geelong Advertiser

Apprentices and other low-skilled workers will face an increased risk of unemployment if unions secure...

Work act flaw threat to growth
Alexander PhilipatosMarch 7, 2012The Canberra Times

Work act flaw threat to growth During the Qantas strike in October last year the...

A zero-sum carbon game
Oliver Marc HartwichMarch 1, 2012Business Spectator

As Groucho Marx once put it, you have to learn from the mistakes of others...

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