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Circular economy chat with Craig Lawrence – my latest podcast episode
I recorded a great interview with my colleague Craig Lawrence of Lytton Advisory earlier this week on the concept of a Circular Economy, which is creeping into economic and environmental policy discussions and into government publications. For instance, the Circular … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
Tagged apple, circulareconomy, climatechange, consumers, consumption, economics, economy, environment, externalcosts, externalities, peakoil, pigouviantax, pollution, pricemechanism, products, productstewardship, resources, services, systems, tesla, waste
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Post Corona by Scott Galloway is recommended reading
The best commentator on what the post-Corona business world will look like is arguably NYU Stern Business School Professor Scott Galloway, an entrepreneur turned professor and YouTuber who GQ has labelled “Gordon Gecko with a social conscience”. I’ve recently read … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged amazon, antitrust, apple, bigtech, coronavirus, covid, covid-19, facebook, google, highereducation, mit, universities
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Panama papers & multinational tax avoidance Economics Explained episode with QUT’s Prof. Raimondos
In the latest episode of my Economics Explained podcast, I chat with QUT Head of School of Economics and Finance Professor Pascalis Raimondos about international taxation issues, particularly multinational and personal tax avoidance and evasion. As Pascalis notes in the … Continue reading
Posted in Tax, Uncategorized
Tagged amazon, apple, australia, france, google, netflix, panamapapers, qut, shellcompanies, starbucks, tax, taxhavens, thelaundromat, thincapitalisation, transferpricing, us
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