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The
Idea of a Constitution and Why Constitutions Matter
Suri Ratnapala
Constitutional government in the classical sense requires
a certain type of constitution, one that limits the powers
of political authorities and is not susceptible to easy modification
or abrogation by transient holders of political power.
Better
than the Australian Industrial Relations Commission
Des Moore
The
thesis of this article is that getting rid of the Australian
Industrial Relations Commission (AIRC) (at least in its present
form) and giving trade unions no special rights is likely
to do more to reduce unemployment than any other policy change.
Prioritising
Policies for Prosperity Tony Makin
Both
domestic saving and productivity performance can potentially
contribute to economic growth.æ
The question therefore arises as to which source of
growth should be given the higher policy priority¿increasing
national saving or improving productivity?æ
Hayekian
Interpretations: A Debate over '"The Asian Way"
and Modern Liberalism' David Moore and Chandran
Kukathas
Two interpretations by leading academics.
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