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How private wealth can be employed to re-orient sustainability

Susan Schroeder | July 13, 2021

Around the globe governments spent massively to soften the effects of Covid-19 on their economies.  They spent a combined total of $16 trillion in the year to April 2021, according to the International Monetary Fund.  As a result, debt-to-GDP ratios have risen.  Globally, the debt-to-GDP [...]

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Deconstructing Moral Panic over Company Taxes

Jim Stanford | February 6, 2017

The Coalition government’s “Jobs and Growth” agenda is already in big trouble, only months after serving as the centerpiece of its reelection campaign.  Australia lost 34,000 full-time jobs last year, underemployment is at record levels, and GDP growth has slipped into negative [...]

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