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Superannuation at the centre of attention
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Suddenly, superannuation has become a hot-button issue in Australia.
Germany was the first modern state to introduce old-age pensions. That was in 1889 when Bismarck required all employees to contribute to funding their retir...
Another week, another renewable energy subsidy
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Another week, another subsidy for renewable energy and greenhouse gas abatement. Last week Mr Bowen added an extension of the subsidy to roof-top solar installations to factories and farms and foreshadowed an intensification o...
Remarkable disconnect between Western leftist elites and the socialist world
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There is a remarkable disconnect between the leftist elites in Western economies and those in the nominally socialist world. The latter have kept wealth creation front and centre, though not always successfully, while in the f...
Chris Bowen is trying to lock Australia into a Net Zero future
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On Wednesday, Energy Minister Chris Bowen used a National Press Club address to announce another subsidy scheme for renewable energy.
This was intended to cover factory rooftop installations of solar panels, bringing them int...
The politics of low-cost energy
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Britain’s Energy Security and Net Zero Minister, Ed Miliband, and Australia’s Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Chris Bowen, are, in my view, the messianic standard-bearers for the permanently incensed and mirthless gree...
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Operating from Regulation Economics, Dr Alan Moran is a noted economist who has analysed and written extensively from a free market perspective focusing on environmental issues, housing, network industries, and energy markets. .
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