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Michela Murgia – a very fine writer, and probably the most widely known feminist public intellectual within the Italian cultural landscape of the last couple of decades – died at the beginning of last month. She wasn’t very well known abroad, not even simply as a writer (her most widely acclaimed and awarded novel, […]
BRICS new currency Extracted from an article by Michael Roach in The Interpreter [1]: “There has been increasing talk of the BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia,…
The post BRICS new currency first appeared on Economic Reform Australia.Australia’s $40 billion of education exports is a statistical trick Cameron Murray Where does the “billions in Australian educational services exports” come from? You’ve heard…
The post Australia’s $40 billion of education exports is a statistical trick first appeared on Economic Reform Australia.Australia finally has an electric vehicle strategy How does it stack up? – Hussein Dia Australia’s first National Electric Vehicle Strategy, released on 19 April…
The post Australia finally has an electric vehicle strategy first appeared on Economic Reform Australia.The RBA’s balance sheet Dispelling the accounting confusion Steven Hail If Megacorp A owns Business B, then it is sound accounting practice to include the…
The post The RBA’s balance sheet first appeared on Economic Reform Australia.NYT headlines article “Public tired of ‘neoliberal’ policies designed to make the rich richer” – Dean Baker Of course, the New York Times did not…
The post NYT headlines article first appeared on Economic Reform Australia.Doctor Who star Ncuti Gatwa posted a selfie in full workout mode on social media, writing "Season 2 approaches" - does that mean Series 15?
Sodium-ion batteries for electric vehicles Editor The following text has been extracted from the entry Sodium-ion battery in Wikipedia (the free encyclopedia), and is licenced…
The post Sodium-ion batteries for electric vehicles first appeared on Economic Reform Australia.Energy Prices! Transition costs or Opportunism? Greg Reid In eastern Australia there is a national energy market (NEM) where generators of all types bid every…
The post Energy Prices! Transition costs or Opportunism? first appeared on Economic Reform Australia.Populist Republicans’ response to the new war powers resolution highlights the growing pains of their anti-war coalition with progressive Democrats.
The post As Republicans Thirst for War With Mexico, Democrats Push to Make Them Vote on It appeared first on The Intercept.
Japan has gone its own way on fighting inflation Can NZ and Australia learn from a global outlier? Michael Mouat Inflation as a supply issue…
The post Japan has gone its own way on fighting inflation first appeared on Economic Reform Australia.I wonder why? This is distressing. It appears that No Labels is going ahead with its plans to sabotage the election in favor of Donald Trump. And they’re taking money from Trump donors to help make it happen: A major Republican donor and one-time financial backer of former President Donald Trump is now a leader in the Florida chapter of No Labels’ third-party presidential bid. Allan Keen, a Florida-based real estate developer and investor who gave more than $137,000 to Trump-related election entities last cycle, has joined the centrist political group in a leadership role with its Florida chapter. “I help when I can help. I believe in the cause,” Keen told POLITICO. After Trump’s actions on Jan. 6, 2021, he said he surrendered his Republican voter registration card for one that says, “No Labels Party of Florida.” Keen’s involvement with No Labels is an extension of the work he has done with the group since 2016, including donating to its Problem Solvers PAC. But it is likely to heighten Democratic criticism that the third-party presidential bid will only hurt President Joe Biden’s reelection prospects.