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Tag Archives: arts
Courier-Mail’s Paul Syvret on my “coldly commercial prism”
Thanks to the Courier-Mail’s Paul Syvret for quoting my last post in his Saturday opinion piece on the proposed new 1,500 seat theatre for Brisbane (see Opinion: New inner-city theatre would be a boost for Brisbane, which may be behind … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, Uncategorized
Tagged arts, brisbane, businesscase, cba, cge, costbenefitanalysis, couriermail, culture, inputoutput, iomodel, mulitpliers, qld, qpac, queensland, theatre
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Recommended reading on Keynes as a Universal Man
One of the best books of the year is Richard Davenport-Hines’s Universal Man: The Seven Lives of John Maynard Keynes. These seven lives are: altruist, boy prodigy, official, public man, lover, connoisseur and envoy. The book emphasises Keynes as a … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, Macroeconomy
Tagged arts, artscouncil, cambridge, churchill, coventgarden, keynes, london, roh, virginiawoolf
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Queensland Economy Watch 