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Richard HoldenThe Conversation |
Nothing good comes form negotiating with the Greens. The better option is Jim Chalmers cutting a deal with Angus Taylor to establish the new monetary...
Meta and Google may be where the money is, but that doesn’t mean we should steal it from them. Even if it’s used for a good cause.
The $100 billion carbon tax proposal would penalise Australians, deter greener energy switches in Asia, and would be impossible to implement.
Gone are the days of Alan Greenspan-like, inscrutable “Fedspeak”. The straight-talking governor’s first media conference was all killa no filla.
This is the wrong policy done in the wrong way, driven by politics and the arbitrary structuring of the budget.
There are no grounds for the cash rate to fall here in 2024. The Albanese government’s big job will be selling that reality to voters,...
A levy will not make Australian universities more resilient, but the opposite. And visa scams and housing shortages should be addressed directly, not...
The inflation fight is the cost-of-living fight. And now is no time to quit, writes Richard Holden.
The world needs to update its ideas about free trade, not uproot them.
Full employment aspirations in the government’s white paper are to be applauded. It marks time to judge the Albanese government’s economic...
Qantas and Tim Gurner show why we need a new theory about corporate managers focusing on the interests of all stakeholders, while maintaining the...
This country needs to get real about attracting investment, or it should prepare to get poor.