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HomeTag: Economy

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Research
IPA Report: Net Zero Means No New Coal, Gas, Oil Jobs

IPA Report: Net Zero Means No New Coal, Gas, Oil Jobs

Daniel Wild 22 April 2022 Climate change and energy, Ipa today,

“A net zero emissions by 2050 target means that, at a minimum, every coal, gas, and oil project in the construction pipeline will need to be scrapped, cancelling over 478,000…

IPA Today
Why It’s No Contest On The Economy

Why It’s No Contest On The Economy

John Roskam 18 April 2022 Australian way of life, Ipa today,

The ALP of the 2020s has lost interest in Australia’s economic future. And the Coalition appears to be following suit. It says a great deal about the condition of Australian…

Originally appeared in The Australian Financial Review
IPA Today
What’s Worse Than A Lockdown?

What’s Worse Than A Lockdown?

Evan Mulholland 17 February 2022 Australian way of life, Ipa today,

‘Worse than lockdown’ is a headline that has been used far too often in the media recently. That’s right, while most families have been locked up for the better part of...

Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
Research Papers
Report – Mainstream Australians Smashed As Lockdowns Disfigure Economy

Report – Mainstream Australians Smashed As Lockdowns Disfigure Economy

Cian Hussey 11 October 2020 Ipa today, Media releases,

Lockdowns implemented to prevent the spread of COVID-19 have permanently disfigured the economy, according to a new report from free market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs. The...

Research Papers
How Red Tape Stops Business And Job Creation

How Red Tape Stops Business And Job Creation

Cian Hussey 30 August 2020 Australian way of life, Ipa today,

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, federal and state governments in Australia implemented social distancing rules and lockdown measures which forced many businesses to close with the effect of...

The Looking Forward Podcast
The Looking Forward Podcast Episode 67: Policing Under Pressure

The Looking Forward Podcast Episode 67: Policing Under Pressure

Chris Berg and Scott Hargreaves 10 June 2020 Ipa today, Ipa tv,

This week saw thousands of Australians breaking social distancing laws protesting racism. As more people vote with their feet and ignore lockdown laws, is the pandemic effectively over and...

The Looking Forward Podcast
The Looking Forward Podcast Episode 66: Where to Now?

The Looking Forward Podcast Episode 66: Where to Now?

Chris Berg and Scott Hargreaves 3 June 2020 Ipa today, Ipa tv,

As protests and riots break out across America the important issues of policing and police immunities are getting lost, but will feature at election time. But when civil order is…

The Looking Forward Podcast
The Looking Forward Podcast Episode 65: Liberalising Australia: Then and Now.

The Looking Forward Podcast Episode 65: Liberalising Australia: Then and Now.

Chris Berg and Scott Hargreaves 27 May 2020 Ipa today, Ipa tv,

As Australia is once again faced with the desperate need to liberalise and our reinvigorate our economy post-lockdown, we’re joined by an intellectual warrior of the last great era...

The Looking Forward Podcast
The Looking Forward Podcast Episode 64: Can WHO Be Cured?

The Looking Forward Podcast Episode 64: Can WHO Be Cured?

Chris Berg and Scott Hargreaves 20 May 2020 Ipa today, Ipa tv,

Just as Trump throws a grenade at the WHO it agrees to a bodged up review into the coronavirus pandemic. Is there a place for a global health organisation that…

The Looking Forward Podcast
The Looking Forward Podcast Episode 62: Let’s Get Back to Work

The Looking Forward Podcast Episode 62: Let’s Get Back to Work

Chris Berg and Scott Hargreaves 6 May 2020 Ipa today, Ipa tv,

This week the Government focus is finally on getting Australians back to work. But with coronavirus panic still a factor, will the public take the PM’s lead or vote with…

The Looking Forward Podcast
The Looking Forward Podcast Episode 61: Download Or Else

The Looking Forward Podcast Episode 61: Download Or Else

Chris Berg and Scott Hargreaves 30 April 2020 Ipa today, Ipa tv,

Over three million Australians have downloaded the COVIDSafe App but the Australian Government has a terrible record on digital security and privacy. Co-hosts Scott Hargreaves and Chris Berg are...

The Looking Forward Podcast
The Looking Forward Podcast Episode 60: Restoring Dynamism After Deep Freeze

The Looking Forward Podcast Episode 60: Restoring Dynamism After Deep Freeze

Chris Berg and Scott Hargreaves 22 April 2020 Ipa today, Ipa tv,

Only if we’re free enough to adapt and allow entrepreneurs to create new businesses and institutions will the economy be dynamic enough for the high growth trajectory we need after…

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IPA Today

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