Taxpayers ambushed by government
THE growing recourse to retrospective tax changes is a measure of Labor’s desperation.
THE growing recourse to retrospective tax changes is a measure of Labor’s desperation.
THE European crisis is plunging into the unknown.
INSTEAD of shipping reform, Labor is offering us counter-reform.
COLLECTIVE borrowing is not new to Australians but for the eurozone it is a different kettle of fish.
THE best approach would be to simply abolish the local-content quotas.
ITALY needs to renew the legacy of its post-war economic liberals to succeed.
IT treats risky ventures more harshly than those with well-established profit streams.
OUR history should make us wary of the temptation towards protectionism.
THE Qantas dispute reveals how ill-conceived Labor’s legislation is.
GEORGE Papandreou’s calculated risk is reminiscent of Paul Keating’s call for reform.
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