Policy Magazine

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	Winter 09 contents (full article available on active links)

	Can a third of a higher education reform work? Andrew Norton

	Jobless Families in a Recession Jessica Brown Is China Really an ‘East Asian success story’? John Lee Choosing between Classical Liberalism and Social Liberalism Fred Argy A Statute of Limitations: The case against a charter of rights Ben Jellis The Economies of Virtual Worlds: Lessons for the real world Callum Jones Revealing Australia’s Real Income Tax Rates John Humphreys Does Europe Still Matter? Oliver Marc Hartwich Understanding Australian Conservatism Greg Melleuish

	The Art Instinct Luke Malpass interviews Denis Dutton about his new book, The Art Instinct, and its evolutionary analysis of art.

	On Liberty at 150 On Liberty, various editions By John Stuart Mill Reviewed by Andrew Norton A Christian Economist “Are Economists Basically Immoral?” and other Essays on Economics, Ethics and Religion. By Paul Heyne. Edited and with an Introduction by Geoffrey Brennan and A.M.C Waterman. Reviewed by Paul Oslington

	The Rotten State of Britain By Eamonn Butler Reviewed by Oliver Marc Hartwich The Return of Depression Economics and the Crisis of 2008 By Paul Krugman Reviewed by Malcolm Roberts Outliers: The Story of Success By Malcolm Gladwell Reviewed by Ross Farrelly In Defense of Monopoly: How Market Power Fosters Creative Production By Richard B. McKenzie and Dwight R. Lee Reviewed by Andrew Baker Christian Theology and Market Economics Edited by Ian Harper and Samuel Gregg Reviewed by Robert Forsyth
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