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Hey…What Did I Miss?

The IPA’s Hey…What Did I Miss? is our weekly newsletter. Every Thursday afternoon, Hey…What Did I Miss? is sent to our list of 20,000 subscribers. It is a roundup of IPA research and news stories from around the world that impact freedom and free markets.
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Name A Single Economist That Studies Economics

Name A Single Economist That Studies Economics

Peter Gregory 28 June 2018 Hey…what did i miss?, Publications,

Thank you to everyone who has already donated to the IPA’s End of Financial Year campaign! If you haven’t already, there’s still time to make a tax deductible donation to support...

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Maybe We Should Invest 4 Trillion

Maybe We Should Invest 4 Trillion

Morgan Begg 21 June 2018 Hey…what did i miss?, Publications,

Despite $2 trillion in public and private expenditure over the last decade, wind and solar still account for only 3.6% of total global primary energy consumption (p. 11): This is a lesson Germany...

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We Should Show Kim Jong-Un Our Debate

We Should Show Kim Jong-Un Our Debate

James Bolt 14 June 2018 Hey…what did i miss?, Publications,

This is how bad Australia’s business investment problem is – it is lower now than it was under Whitlam: Read the transcript of Daniel Wild’s speech to the Australian Libertarian Society’s...

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Let the EU Tuck You In At Night

Let the EU Tuck You In At Night

Peter Gregory 7 June 2018 Hey…what did i miss?, Publications,

Who knew cutting red tape and taxes would create jobs? The US achieved its lowest unemployment rate since 2000 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ May jobs report released on...

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Put A Regressive Tax On Eurocrats

Put A Regressive Tax On Eurocrats

Morgan Begg 31 May 2018 Hey…what did i miss?, Publications,

According to The Guardian and the Australia Institute, “Australia has more wealth and income inequality than ever.” AsDaniel Wild noted on Twitter on Tuesday, this is just more fake...

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Peter Ridd Should’ve Questioned The Straw Research

Peter Ridd Should’ve Questioned The Straw Research

James Bolt 24 May 2018 Hey…what did i miss?, Publications,

If you thought Australia’s declining entrepreneurship rate was bad enough on its own merits, look at the international comparisons: That’s from Demographics and Entrepreneurship: Mitigating the...

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They Will Never Take Our Pizza

They Will Never Take Our Pizza

Peter Gregory 17 May 2018 Hey…what did i miss?, Publications,

We should start charging politicians for these lessons! Last week we pointed out the obvious in that cutting spending would reduce debt. Our basic budget lesson for this week? “Tax cuts are...

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Britain, Stop Culturally Appropriating Marx

Britain, Stop Culturally Appropriating Marx

Morgan Begg 10 May 2018 Hey…what did i miss?, Publications,

Okay, this might be a little crazy, but we think we’ve stumbled across a solution to the record debt forecast in Tuesday’s budget: Cut. Spending. Check out what just a 1% cut in...

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The Avengers Should Fight Karl Marx

The Avengers Should Fight Karl Marx

James Bolt 3 May 2018 Hey…what did i miss?, Publications,

There are a lot of problems the federal budget needs to fix next week, but this is the most important: Last year’s budget signalled that the era of economic liberalism in Australia was...

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Get Kanye on Q&A

Get Kanye on Q&A

Morgan Begg 26 April 2018 Hey…what did i miss?, Publications,

The most important class difference in Australia is between those who have the dignity of work and those who don’t, as John Roskam explained on Q&A on Monday: If you missed Q&A on...

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If You Still Have Electricity, Watch Q&A On Monday

If You Still Have Electricity, Watch Q&A On Monday

Peter Gregory 19 April 2018 Hey…what did i miss?, Publications,

I really can’t work out what’s causing Australia’s spiralling electricity prices… Maybe energy ministers should look at that graph before they commit to more government...

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Another Reason Why The AHRC Needs A Haircut

Another Reason Why The AHRC Needs A Haircut

James Bolt 12 April 2018 Hey…what did i miss?, Publications,

If you’re in New South Wales or Western Australia, look away now. This is how GST revenue has been redistributed since it was introduced: That’s from Morgan Begg’s report Time to End GST...

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