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Economic Reform Australia (ERA)

Chinese electric vehicles are transforming Australia’s car market — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 
When it comes to power … — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 
An alternative alternative economics — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 
Universal public services: the power of decommodifying survival — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 
In a free market, drugs are cheap — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 
“Economics”, our master narrative manufacturing our demise — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 
Small modular reactors have promise — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 
An interconnected economic reality – Part 2 — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 
Trying to save money? — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 

The Australia Institute

Why Dutton’s playing a very dangerous political game — The Australia Institute — 
Cashing in on a crisis — The Australia Institute — 
Can quality journalism survive in Australia? — The Australia Institute — 
As Pacific Islands Forum meets, the government should admit we do not need more gas — The Australia Institute — 
Dems do the business at the DNC — The Australia Institute — 
Forget everything you have heard – Australia does not have a gas shortage — The Australia Institute — 
New figures reveal yet again that wage growth is not driving inflation — The Australia Institute — 
SA Government’s Proposed Donations Bill a Threat to Political Competition — The Australia Institute — 
Wealth of nations: how Australia’s prosperity is funnelled to the ultra-rich — The Australia Institute — 
Pour one out for the big four banks — The Australia Institute — 
Private company gatekeeping information detrimental to public debate — The Australia Institute — 
Sweet home, Chicago — The Australia Institute — 
The billboard they didn’t want you to see — The Australia Institute — 
Taxes on tampons, tax breaks for luxury utes: gender in the budget — The Australia Institute — 
2% Levy on Gambling Revenue Could Replace Free-To-Air Advertising Spend — The Australia Institute — 

Strong Towns

Cities Should Handle Car Crashes Like They Handle Frat Houses — Strong Towns — 
The Bottom-Up Revolution Is…Making a Difference With Local Government — Strong Towns — 
Small Homes on Small Lots: How To Beat the Housing Crisis — Strong Towns — 
Why Cities Need To Become More Family Friendly — Strong Towns — 
From Crime to Common Practice: How Fraud Dominates the Housing Market — Strong Towns — 
The 4 Rules of Fostering Good Urbanism, According to Jane Jacobs — Strong Towns — 
From Boring to Brilliant: Making Municipal Finance Fun With Michel Durand-Wood — Strong Towns — 
We Can’t Leave Street Safety to Traffic Engineers — Strong Towns — 
How to Make a Street Safer Before the Kids Go Back to School — Strong Towns — 
Can Your Car Be a Third Place? — Strong Towns — 
The Bottom-Up Revolution Is…Helping Incremental Developers Make Better Places Part 1 — Strong Towns — 
What Los Angeles Can Learn From Paris’ Olympic Village — Strong Towns — 
Let’s Embrace Our Nonconforming Grandpas — Strong Towns — 
Hurricane Debby Reveals Hazards of the Suburban Development Pattern — Strong Towns — 
Build the Damn Train: How To Bring High-Speed Rail to the United States — Strong Towns — 
The Housing Market Is a Bubble Full of Fraud, and It’s Going To Pop — Strong Towns — 

Progress in Political Economy

Sustainable Travel — Progress in Political Economy — 
Concerts — Progress in Political Economy — 
Beaches, when did they stop being sexy? — Progress in Political Economy — 
Plant-based Milk — Progress in Political Economy — 
Donating — Progress in Political Economy — 
Avocado — Progress in Political Economy — 

Jason Hickel

Credit guidance: how we achieve degrowth — Jason Hickel — 

Prosper Australia

What do land tax, Monopoly, and Australia have in common? — Prosper Australia — 

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Liberty Street Economics

The Disparate Outcomes of Bank‑ and Nonbank‑Financed Private Credit Expansions — Federal Reserve Bank of New York — Liberty Street Economics — 
An Update on the Reservation Wages in the SCE Labor Market Survey — Federal Reserve Bank of New York — Liberty Street Economics —