Grattan Institute

@GrattanInst

Australia’s leading public policy think tank. Independent analysis on national issues: economic reform, tax, budgets, school ed, health, cities & energy.

Melbourne
Vrijeme pridruživanja: studeni 2009.

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    Timely indeed! The latest includes an essay of mine with on the ‘grey zone’ of special interests, money and the democratic deficit

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    More speakers confirmed for this important event, including , , , IKEA CEO Jan Gardberg, ,, WWF Australia's Jackie McKeon and . 50% discount on registration ends COB tomorrow. Register now

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    Governments picking winners is a bad way to manage an energy market.

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    It’s a common assumption that compulsory superannuation comes out of workers’ wages. But is it true? Listen to Grattan’s and discuss the data behind this assumption on our latest podcast:

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    3/ About half of the private donations we know nothing about - they're hidden from public view. Read our analysis on the blog.

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    2/ The party with the biggest war chest tends to win the election.

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    It's been a busy day in Australian politics, but don’t forget, the political donations data came out today. 1/ Clive Palmer tried to buy the election with the biggest political donation on record - $84m

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    The trade-off for increasing super to 12%? Lower wage growth. Read more in our new working paper.

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    Our new report, No Free Lunch, shows that higher super contributions are ultimately paid for via lower wages for workers. 1/n

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    Compulsory 👏 super 👏 increases 👏 come 👏 from 👏 wages 👏. And we've got the data to prove it.

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    We looked at 80,000 federal enterprise agreements over a 27-year period. What did it show? Workers overwhelmingly pay for increases in compulsory super through lower wages. Read our new working paper.

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    28. sij

    Statement from "Australia’s peak public health body has welcomed comments by the 2020 Australian of the Year, Dr James Muecke, that to improve population health more needs to be done cut high levels of sugar consumption, including imposing a tax on sugar-added drinks."

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  16. 25. sij

    The Australian of the Year is calling for a sugar tax. Our 2016 report showed why we need one and how it could be designed

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  17. 24. sij

    Every Australian state and territory is committed to net zero emissions by 2050. The Federal Government should follow suit, or risk the public's wrath.

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  18. 24. sij

    Could the bushfire crisis be the turning point on climate policy in Australia? This long weekend listen to and discuss this important issue on the Grattan podcast.

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  19. 23. sij

    Scott Morrison faces a powerful choice: Address climate change and build a legacy, or fall on the battlefield of our country’s climate wars.

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  20. 22. sij

    In public, the government is crab-walking away from its commitment to a budget surplus. Less-publicly, the Government has quietly removed its spending straitjacket. But why? 🤔

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