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The Modest Member: The Life and Times of Bert Kelly. Posted on 09 May 2013 by skirchner. The Kingdom and the Quarry. The Kingdom and the Quarry. Posted on 20 November 2012 by skirchner. Guaranteed to Fail: Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Debacle of Mortgage Finance. Guaranteed to Fail: Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Debacle of Mortgage Finance. By Viral V. Acharya, Matthew Richardson, Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh and Lawrence J. White. Posted on 17 May 2011 by skirchner. The Myth of the Rational Market. Money...
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Institutional Economics: ‘Light Reading It’s Not’ - Forbes
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I am leaving CIS and returning to financial markets. This is my last week at CIS. I will be returning to financial markets from whence I came back in 2008. Thanks to Greg Lindsay for giving me a platform to participate in the public policy debate over the last few years. Thanks also to those who contributed to Policy while I was editor over the last 18 months. Policy will continue under a new editor. Posted on 28 August 2014 by skirchner. In Centre for Independent Studies.
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Institutional Economics: ‘Light Reading It’s Not’ - Forbes
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Capital Gains Tax Reform in Canada: Lessons from Abroad. The Fraser Institute has released a new volume. On international experience with capital gains taxes. I wrote the chapter on New Zealand, with some reference to Australia. Australia was deemed too similar to Canada to warrant a chapter in its own right. Posted on 06 November 2014 by skirchner. Commenting is not available in this channel entry.
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Institutional Economics: ‘Light Reading It’s Not’ - Forbes
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I am leaving CIS and returning to financial markets. This is my last week at CIS. I will be returning to financial markets from whence I came back in 2008. Thanks to Greg Lindsay for giving me a platform to participate in the public policy debate over the last few years. Thanks also to those who contributed to Policy while I was editor over the last 18 months. Policy will continue under a new editor. Posted on 28 August 2014 by skirchner. In Centre for Independent Studies. Previous entry: Scott Sumner.
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Institutional Economics: ‘Light Reading It’s Not’ - Forbes
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Japanese Monetary Policy under Quantitative Easing. Japanese Monetary Policy under Quantitative Easing: Neo-Wicksellian versus Monetarist Interpretations. Paper for the 2005 Australian Conference of Economists, University of Melbourne, 26-28 September. Posted on 05 August 2005 by skirchner.
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Institutional Economics: ‘Light Reading It’s Not’ - Forbes
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Capital Gains Tax Reform in Canada: Lessons from Abroad. The Fraser Institute has released a new volume. On international experience with capital gains taxes. I wrote the chapter on New Zealand, with some reference to Australia. Australia was deemed too similar to Canada to warrant a chapter in its own right. Posted on 06 November 2014 by skirchner. Next entry: Taxing Consumption, Not Saving: New Zealand’s Rejection of a Comprehensive Capital Gains Tax.
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Wayne Swan on Monetary Offset and the GFC. Former Treasurer Wayne Swan is releasing some of his briefing notes from the GFC ahead of the launch of his upcoming memoir, The Good Fight. From a meeting at the Prime Minister’s residence with the Prime Minister, Treasury Secretary and other senior officials on 4 August 2008 is remarkable for its acknowledgement of monetary offset. Indeed, the notes could just as easily have been written by Scott Sumner:. Needless to say, the ‘political costs’ argument won in ...