Any tax has to factor in reduced #externalities – eg. reduced healthcare & mortality costs due to less air & noise pollution, etc. Even better, go all in and introduce congestion and mileage charges for ALL vehicles. What say you @1RossGittins?
#nswpol#ElectricVehicles#auspol
@selfunded@p_hannam@InsidersABC This is correct... all are products. The challenge as Levitt argued was how to differentiate commodities, which is typically done through the product surround (e.g. organic wheat, green aluminium).
Analysis: In a stunning display of hubris, the Premier has told taxpayers that, while they may not like it, pork barrelling exists and all political parties indulge in it. Like it or lump it | @AlexSmithSMH https://t.co/KR8EgZd5Ls
The numbers simply do not add up @GladysB. 95% of funds v 51% of seats. How are those equivalent?
Is this an example of why we need students to do more maths?
#nswpol#ICAC#porkbarrelling
Origin Energy, one of the nation's top power and gas companies, is raising its bet on the future of hydrogen with plans to assess producing and exporting super-chilled liquid hydrogen made from renewable energy in Queensland | @NickToscano1 https://t.co/laeGSchm9m
Australia's entire financial sector, including the big four banks, major insurers and superannuation giants, are calling for an institutionally-embedded collective target of carbon neutrality by 2050. https://t.co/JNSrRPhh3b
Mark Ritson: Mondelēz’s promise to “stop marketing and start humaning” is a new entry into the all-time marketing bullshit top 10, an exclusive list only the most delusional, out-of-touch and supremely earnest can hope to make.
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Dr Lowe may wish to reconsider @RBAInfo’s position given home ownership is dropping, thus fewer reverse mortgage opportunities. Raise #superannuation to 10% and on as planned. #auspol#ausecon
"The argument runs if you get an increase in super, you don't have it in wages. If you don't have it in super, you do have it in wages. We have had no increase in superannuation since 2013 yet there was no wage increases since 2013." – fmr prime minister Paul Keating #abc730