Taxes vs. public goods Round 6737
John Quiggin wrote an interesting op/ed in the Fin Review today, which I imagine will eventually surface on his blog. Quiggin picked up on recent remarks by Lindsay Tanner about discipline in the budget process. “Efficiency dividends” are much in [...]
The upcoming year in reviews
While navigating the CPRS – sludge of a policy that it is – through the Senate will undoubtedly provide much of the political theatre this year, there are a number of other government reviews that will start to report back [...]
Pay attention to the review this time…
The Bradley review of higher education came out yesterday. The timing is strange – why release this the day after the CPRS, in the leadup to Christmas – but a lot of the sentiments seem promising at first glance: massively [...]
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