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Information Paper 84: Tax Cuts for Growth

If you cut marginal income tax rates, will the economy grow faster? Yes, if you target your tax cuts at the less well off, says this CEDA information paper. Read more…

01/11/2009


Information Paper 85: Tax Cuts to Compete

Which taxes should Australia cut to get the fastest possible economic growth? Company taxes, says this CEDA information paper. Read more…

01/11/2009


Information Paper 86: The Local Broadband Imperative

Australia's governments should ensure that many different broadband systems can be brought to different parts of Australia. And the nation should avoid building a monolithic new national broadband Internet network. Read more…

01/11/2009


Information Paper 87: Sustainable Queensland Volume 1

Queensland is in danger of being "loved to death". Through active population management, workforce skilling and infrastructure planning, the State will ensure sustainable economic development without diminishing the enviable Queensland lifestyle. [Research and Policy article - Full content is only available to CEDA members] Read more…

01/11/2009


Information Paper 88: Sustainable Queensland Volume 2

The time may be right for Queensland to create more so-called "Public-Private Partnerships" (PPPs), using private sector finance, to fund infrastructure projects. To do so, they'll have to create attractive investment options to compete against stiff domestic and foreign competition for capital. Read more…

01/11/2009


Information Paper 91: Sharing the Costs of Parental Leave

Professor Bruce Chapman, Tim Higgins and Lynette Lin of the ANU propose a solution for Australia to fund an extended period of paid parental leave. Read more…

01/11/2009


Information Paper 92: foreign direct investment and mining industry contributions to the welfare of Australians

CEDA's latest research concludes Australia needs to relax its current foreign investment rules and guidelines further as they unnecessarily restrict foreign investment and growth. Read more…

01/11/2009


Consumption tax modelling

Carbon tax - a genuine alternative to cap-and-trade: New modelling shows carbon tax would have less impact on GDP and more impact on reducing emissions than cap-and-trade. [Research and Policy article] Read more…

01/11/2009


NBN Discussion Paper: Putting the regulatory cart before the structural horse

The Government’s proposed NBN reforms won’t correct fundamental structural problems within Australia’s broadband and telecommunications industry, according to Dr Michael Porter, Director of CEDA Research. [Research and Policy article] Read more…

01/11/2009


Competing from Australia: The world is not flat

A CEDA research project maps out the Australian economy’s changing relationship with the rest of the world. By David Walker. Read more…

01/11/2009


Total Pages: 20