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Economics and public policy regulation

Habituation – to mediocrity

Nicholas Gruen
October 20, 2014
A Tale of Repetition: Lessons from Florida Restaurant Inspections by Ginger Zhe Jin, Jungmin Lee - #20596 (IO) Abstract: We examine the role of repetition...
Immigration and refugees

A charter city for refugees?

Ken Parish
October 20, 2014October 20, 2014
Here is quite a good article seeking to "reframe" the asylum seeker debate. It takes a reasonably moderate, non-hysterical approach. I haven't written on the...
IT and Internet Metablogging Web and Government 2.0

Happy 20th birthday to blogging!

David Walker
October 16, 2014
Just a note to record the fact that blogging is 20 years old this month, maybe. New media legend Dave Winer, a rare combination of great...
Firms

Greek Film Festival @Palace Cinema Como: Top Picks

Nicholas Gruen
October 16, 2014October 19, 2014
Top Picks Little England In the Greek island of Andros during World War II, the lives of its women are dominated by long periods of...
Humour

Introducing Carrot

Nicholas Gruen
October 13, 2014
http://vimeo.com/108138933
Music

ANAM Quartetthouse: go if you can

Nicholas Gruen
October 12, 2014
The Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM) lives in the suburb next to mine and is a Good Thing. It's housed in one of the...
Business regulation

Matt Levine helps you understand the bank regulation problem in 1800 words

David Walker
October 11, 2014
If you want to understand what bank regulators were doing in 2008, and what people like APRA and the Reserve Bank worry about here, try...

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