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Author Archives: Sinclair Davidson
Some preliminary COVID statistics and thoughts
So I was scrolling around the blogs, as I do, when this piece by Bryan Caplan caught my eye. In particular, something that he links to: Americans entered the Covid pandemic in much poorer health than citizens of other developed … Continue reading
Posted in COVID-19
25 Comments
Trump v Biden Debate I Open Thread
Posted in American politics, International, Open Forum
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You can’t trust government research
Over the past 12 years or so, I’ve had a nice side gig going where I have replicated and critiqued modelling that underpins government policy. To that end I have critiqued the FuelWatch scheme, the GFC stimulus, the mining tax, … Continue reading
This is how it is done
Australian conservatives who are afraid to take on their ABC should look to Boris for inspiration. Boris Johnson is ushering in a revolution at the top of British broadcasting by offering two of the top jobs in television to outspoken … Continue reading
Posted in Shut it down. Fire them all.
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Remember there are no trade-offs …
The there-is-no-trade-off-between-health-and-the-economy brigade are getting very shrill. There is an op-ed that appeared online today and will probably appear in print tomorrow that is very interesting. Economists in Australia and around the world have come to a near-unanimous conclusion about … Continue reading
Posted in COVID-19, Economics and economy
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