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Submissions
Submission To The Senate Red Tape Inquiry Into Environmental Assessments And Approvals

Submission To The Senate Red Tape Inquiry Into Environmental Assessments And Approvals

Darcy Allen and Daniel Wild 8 June 2017 Ipa today, Publications,

Australia has experienced 26 years of unbroken economic growth, but with little to show for it. Business investment is declining, and wages growth and new business start-ups are at...

Research Papers
Reducing Red Tape In Australia – One In Two Out Rule

Reducing Red Tape In Australia – One In Two Out Rule

Daniel Wild 4 May 2017 Ipa today, Publications,

Red tape costs the Australian economy $176 billion, 11 per cent of GDP, each year in foregone economic output. Similarly, in the US red tape is estimated to cost $2…

Media Releases
Australia Needs A One In Two Out Rule

Australia Needs A One In Two Out Rule

Daniel Wild 4 May 2017 Ipa today, Media releases,

Today the Institute of Public Affairs released a new research report, Reducing Red Tape in Australia: ‘One in, Two Out’ Rule. The research found Australia would have 107,885 fewer...

Media Releases
New IPA Report Details Enormous Growth In Environmental Law

New IPA Report Details Enormous Growth In Environmental Law

Simon Breheny 1 May 2017 Ipa today, Media releases,

New research by the free market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs details the enormous growth in environmental law from 1971 to 2016. The research paper by IPA research…

Research Papers
The Growth Of Federal Environmental Law 1971 To 2016

The Growth Of Federal Environmental Law 1971 To 2016

Morgan Begg 30 April 2017 Ipa today, Publications,

Red tape costs the Australian economy at least $176 billion, or 11 per cent of GDP, each year in foregone economic output. Environmental red tape and regulation in particular has…

Research Papers
Abolish The Australian Communications And Media Authority

Abolish The Australian Communications And Media Authority

Daniel Wild 7 April 2017 Ipa today, Parliamentary research briefs,

The Australia Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) should be abolished. 1. The ACMA is a threat to free speech. 2. The ACMA’s functions are redundant. 3. The ACMA imposes...

Media Releases
There Should Be No Role For Employers In Employee Super Fund Choice

There Should Be No Role For Employers In Employee Super Fund Choice

Brett Hogan 29 March 2017 Dignity of work, Ipa today,

Free market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs has welcomed the direction of the Productivity Commission’s Draft Report into Alternative Superannuation Default Models but will urge...

How many US federal agencies are there?

How many US federal agencies are there?

Morgan Begg 16 March 2017 Ipa today, Research,

From the Wall Street Journal on the extent of the red tape problem in the United States: [President Trump] will need every bit of political skill he can muster if he wants…

Opinion
There Is A Better Home For Superannuation

There Is A Better Home For Superannuation

Simon Breheny 16 March 2017 Ipa today, Opinion,

Giving people access to their own money is an uncontroversial idea. Young people trying to enter the housing market should be granted access to their own superannuation accounts to help…

Originally appeared in The Australian Financial Review
Media Releases
Minor Party Voters Fed Up With Red Tape

Minor Party Voters Fed Up With Red Tape

Daniel Wild 16 February 2017 Media releases, Publications,

Fifty-two per cent of minor party voters believe Australia is over-regulated, according to an Essential Research poll released on 14 February 2017. “This is clear evidence that minor party...

Taxi Licence Compensation Sends The Wrong Message

Darcy Allen 15 February 2017 Ipa today, Opinion,

Lines of taxi drivers crawled across the Bolte Bridge in Melbourne on Monday. Their protest wasn’t over pay, conditions or safety. It was over the size of their consumer-funded...

Originally appeared in Herald Sun
Media Releases
IPA: Construction Costs In Melbourne Sky High

IPA: Construction Costs In Melbourne Sky High

Gideon Rozner 3 February 2017 Australian way of life, Media releases,

Construction and labour costs in Melbourne are among the highest in the world, second only to places like New York, according to a new research paper The Impact of the…

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