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LIBERTY AND SOCIETY STUDENT CONFERENCE SEPT 27-29
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We will be selecting a group of 30 young people from around Australia and New Zealand. Apply now to learn, discuss and argue about the foundational ideas of liberty and freedom.

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ia141.jpgVale Helen Hughes AO

Very sadly, CIS Senior Fellow and renowned economist Helen Hughes died on Saturday June 15 of complications following surgery. She was a great contributor to many fields, but most recently in Indigenous policy where her work has been a debate changer. Helen was a tough and passionate economist whose work ethic and intelligence inspired everyone at the CIS. She will be greatly missed. 

ia141.jpgNEW REPORT

Time to Dump Australia’s Anti-Dumping System
Stephen Kirchner

This report argues that Australia should scrap its anti-dumping and countervailing system. The report examines the meaning of dumping and its place in Australian law. It details the history and recent trends in anti-dumping and countervailing measures in Australia. It then examines the economics of dumping.

For an overview, read the SNAPSHOT

ia140.jpgRECENT REPORT

Relics of a Byzantine IR System: Why Awards Should Be Abolished
Alexander Philipatos

Awards are uniquely Australian, and practically as old as the country itself. But in Australia’s modern, competitive economy, the award system is an anachronism. Along with new statutory conditions, the award system adds another layer of regulation, increasing costs on business, reducing flexibility, and destroying jobs. It is high time we abolished the award system in favour of existing federal minimum wages and national employment conditions.

For an overview, read the SNAPSHOT

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