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In the sixth John Bonython Lecture, P.T. Bauer argues that wide-ranging state controls hinder the...
The situation in Fiji has deteriorated to the point where new constitutional ground rules seem...
It is common for governments of wester industrialised nations (the ‘North; in the title) to...
A new political leader is promising some radical ideas. Massive tax cuts, reduced government spending...
Twenty first century America is the Gulliver of our times. It dominates the international sphere...
The re-elected federal government faces a long list of economic challenges, some of them created...
Executive summary Australia’s multicultural democracy is under increasing pressure, not only from economic uncertainty but...
Introduction The Albanese Labor government’s new tax geared to individuals’ total superannuation balances was unveiled...
Foreword The annual Acton Lecture, presented by the Culture, Prosperity & Civil Society program at...
Per capita income has grown at less than 1% a year in the Pacific during...
It has been said that those who lack the imagination of disaster are doomed to...
You win one, you lose one. Immediately after coming out of the Tampa affair well...
Fiji has scored rather poorly since independence on economic growth, security and social harmony. The...
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A new political leader is promising some radical ideas. Massive tax cuts, reduced government spending...