Economics and public policy The case for free trade, how and why economists overdo it: Part One Nicholas Gruen September 27, 2007October 4, 2007 I'm generally in favour of free trade. So are quite a few economists who have reputations for being against it - even though they are...
Site News Uncategorised Troppo – the favourite source of blog-bots Nicholas Gruen September 27, 2007October 4, 2007 I've just become aware of bot blogging curtesy of these three links to posts I've just put up. I guess they're part of the escalating...
Law Politics - national Australians have constitutionally guaranteed voting rights Ken Parish September 27, 2007March 2, 2008 Well, the speculation in my previous post was essentially spot-on. The High Court has ruled in Roach v Electoral Commissioner (reasons for decision published late...
Politics - national I don’t know if there’s fire, but there’s a little bit of smoke around Nicholas Gruen September 27, 2007October 4, 2007 From today's Crikey! The NSW hospital crisis and an ALP hackette Alex Mitchell writes: In today's front pages is the story of a female emergency...
IT and Internet Uncategorised Stephen Fry blogs the iPhone Nicholas Gruen September 27, 2007October 4, 2007 Apropos the discussion of a few days ago, Stephen Fry - yes that Stephen Fry - has some interesting observations on his blog about the...
Economics and public policy Science Mobiles and car crashes: if there’s a link why don’t crashes go up when phone usage does? Nicholas Gruen September 27, 2007October 4, 2007 I'd like to know what's wrong with all the studies using different methodologies that find a link. Intuitively I find that using a hand held...