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HomeTag: Deregulation

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IPA TODAY
Red Tape At Record High

Red Tape At Record High

Daniel Wild 7 November 2019 Ipa today, Media releases,

Red tape is at a record high, according to forthcoming research by free market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs, reported in today’s The Australian. “Red tape is the single biggest...

PUBLICATIONS
Senate Committee Report Confirms Red Tape Strangling The Australian Economy

Senate Committee Report Confirms Red Tape Strangling The Australian Economy

Daniel Wild 19 October 2017 Energy and resources, Environment and agriculture,

Free market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs has welcomed the recommendations from the Select Committee on Red Tape interim report: Effect of red tape on environmental assessment and...

Opinion
Drone Regulations Stifle Business And Innovation With New Technology

Drone Regulations Stifle Business And Innovation With New Technology

Darcy Allen 19 May 2017 Innovation and entrepreneurship, Ipa today,

The Senate committee examining Australian drone regulations has had just one public hearing and is months away from its December reporting date. Nevertheless, last week they wrote to the Minister...

Originally appeared in The Australian
Opinion
Best Way To Make Markets More Competitive Lies In Legislating To Cut Red Tape

Best Way To Make Markets More Competitive Lies In Legislating To Cut Red Tape

Morgan Begg 12 May 2017 Finance and economics, Ipa today,

Competition is a natural feature of a free market. The idea that the way to increase competition is to strengthen competition laws is naive and misguided. The debate over strengthening section 46...

Originally appeared in The Australian
Research Papers
Liquor Licensing: Red Tape On Australian Businesses

Liquor Licensing: Red Tape On Australian Businesses

Darcy Allen, Jake Fraser and Chris Berg 1 February 2017 Ipa today, Publications,

Workplace relations, taxation and the regulation of alcohol are only some of the costly and complex burdens facing Australian hospitality and related industries. This paper is an enquiry into one...

IPA TV
Georgina Downer: We Must Cut Corporate Tax

Georgina Downer: We Must Cut Corporate Tax

Georgina Downer 1 February 2017 Ipa tv,

The IPA’s Georgina Downer explains why we need to cut corporate tax as other nations become more competitive than Australia. Appearing on ABC News Breakfast on 1 Feb 2017.

Media Releases
IPA: Australia Must Follow United States And Cut Tape

IPA: Australia Must Follow United States And Cut Tape

Daniel Wild 31 January 2017 Finance and economics, Ipa today,

“President Donald Trump announced today that his Administration will significantly reduce red tape on job creating businesses. Australia must implement serious reforms to reduce the $176...

Media Releases
Business Confidence High But Small Businesses Know There Is More Work To Be Done

Business Confidence High But Small Businesses Know There Is More Work To Be Done

Darcy Allen 18 January 2017 Finance and economics, Ipa today,

Today’s Sensis Small Business Index shows that small and medium businesses are more confident about the future than they have been since early 2010. However, the report also shows that small...

Research Papers
The Case For Cutting Red Tape On Drones

The Case For Cutting Red Tape On Drones

Darcy Allen 15 December 2016 Innovation and entrepreneurship, Publications,

From videography and construction, to the age-old primary industries of agriculture and mining, drones hold remarkable potential to revolutionise many Australian industries. From 29 September 2016...

Research Papers
On Regulation, Productivity and Growth

On Regulation, Productivity and Growth

Darcy Allen, Daniel Wild and Brett Hogan 9 December 2016 Finance and economics, Publications,

Concern over Australia’s recent falling productivity growth should centre on the real contemporary policy task of achieving marginal reforms that enable individuals to propel long-run...

Opinion
Energy Ministers Need To Facilitate, Not Limit, Consumer Choices

Energy Ministers Need To Facilitate, Not Limit, Consumer Choices

Brett Hogan 19 August 2016 Energy and resources, Government services,

As the nation’s Energy Ministers prepare for Friday’s meeting in Canberra to discuss how to “ensure energy markets remain stable and secure” it would be a major step...

Now Not The Time To Retreat From Health Reform

Mikayla Novak 22 July 2016 Finance and economics, Government services,

The politically effective Mediscare campaign is a powerful reminder of Australia’s growing reluctance to pursue health sector reform. With the 2016 federal election result favouring the...

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Lockdowns Hit Low-Income Australians Hardest
Lockdowns Hit Low-Income Australians Hardest

New research released today by free market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs has found that the bottom fifth of income earners saw over half a million jobs disappear because of lockdowns...

Constitutional Ban On Fracking Autocratic, Illiberal and Undemocratic
Constitutional Ban On Fracking Autocratic, Illiberal and Undemocratic

The state government’s attempt to impose a constitutional ban on fracking is an unprecedented attack on democracy. No policy restriction like this exists in the Victorian constitution. Never...

Government And Little People: The Democratic Divide In Danandrewstan
Government And Little People: The Democratic Divide In Danandrewstan

The disconnect between the protected public sector and mainstream Victorians was perfectly encapsulated by the Secretary of the Department of Treasury and Finance, David Martine, last week...

Spectator Australia TV | CounterCulture Ep 1 | Welcome To The Most ANTI WOKE Show On The Internet
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    Welcome to the BRAVEST, BOLDEST, most ANTI WOKE show on the internet! 💪🏼 📺 | CounterCulture Episode 1 – Spectator Australia TV Are you sick of the woke, luvvie-infested...

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