Undergraduate study: who should pay?
The past year has seen two major reports on the economics of higher education, each seeking to reform the way undergraduate study is financed.
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There’s more to good policy than increasing GDP
Economists are regularly criticised for worrying about gross domestic product (GDP) and similar measures. The classic statement of the case was by Robert F Kennedy:
“Too much and too long, we seem to…
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HECS architect says Grattan Institute fee proposal will be seen as ‘unfair’
Today’s proposal by the Grattan Institute for higher education students to pay more will be viewed by many as unfair and…
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John Quiggin
Professor, School of Economics
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David Collett
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John Coochey
Mr
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Peter Lang
Retired geologist and engineer
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Wei Ling Chua
Freelance Journalist (night passion)
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William Bruce
Artist
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Daryl Adair
Associate Professor of Sport Management
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Ronson Dalby
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Timothy Curtin
Economic adviser
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Geoff Sharrock
Program Director
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Craig Minns
Self-employed
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Elizabeth Blades-Hamilton
Social Analyst
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Chris Booker
Research scientist
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Andrew Smith
Education Consultant
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Sonia Hines
Internerd
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Kim Flintoff
eLearning Advisor
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Regan Forrest
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Rebecca Weeks
Research Fellow