Fresh Economic Thinking
Cameron Murray, Tim Helm, Ben Beattie, Peter Banks, William MillerNew ideas and analysis by Dr Cameron K. Murray
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 353 | Subscribers | Read | fresheconomicthinking.com |
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Authors
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Economist. Corruption and property market specialist. Independent thinker. Reckons economics could be better. Book: https://t.co/5JxjX5n2al
Dr Tim Helm is a freelance economic consultant and the Director of Research and Policy at think tank Prosper Australia.
Electrical engineer, documenting the downfall of the world's critical energy systems, but always hopeful for better outcomes.
Husband | American | Boyd Institute President. Notes are for yapping. Essays are for thinking.
Keen on solving problems. Texan (DFW). Enjoyer of monitoring situations. Research, etc., at www.boydinstitute.org.
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