Plurality of Words
Danny WardleWeekly musings on politics, philosophy and policy
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Some Thoughts on the HECS-HELP Reforms
The Albanese government made three changes to the HECS-HELP system (Australia’s income-contingent loan scheme for university tuition) which are set to kick in next year:
Price Controls Are Just Another Policy Lever
Price controls had a brief return to the public agenda after Kamala Harris proposed a ‘ban on price gouging’ by supermarkets and food suppliers, although it unsurprisingly turned out that she wasn’t thinking about imposing price controls on...
Moderates Aren't More Pragmatic, They Just Believe Different Things
Political moderates often like to describe themselves as ‘pragmatic’. They’re capable of making sensible compromises and doing what they must to ensure that they succeed. They frame those on the extreme ends of politics, the radicals and re...
The Limits of Natalism
Elizabeth Nolan Brown recently wrote an article for Reason arguing that government policies can’t reverse declining birth rates. It fits into the recent resurgence of natalism, the view that having children is a good thing and that we shoul...
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Philosophy PhD Candidate • Writes about politics, philosophy and public policy
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