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- Taxation and Australia’s future prosperity - CCEP discussion papers (2013)
Taxation and Australia’s future prosperity - CCEP discussion papers (2013)
Taxation and Australia’s future prosperity was discussed at the CEDA Council on Economic Policy meeting in March 2013. Alan Kohler and Stephen Bartholomeusz from Business Spectator were the guest presenters at the March 2013 meeting.
Taxation and Australia's future prosperity was discussed at the CEDA Council on Economic Policy meeting in March 2013. Alan Kohler and Stephen Bartholomeusz from Business Spectator were the guest presenters at the March 2013 meeting. Two discussion papers and a summary of the meeting are available below.
Download meeting summary, Taxation and Australia's future prosperity
Taxation and social security system reform by Professor John Freebairn, University of Melbourne
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