16 October 2013 The Globe and Mail Academics and experts attend an international meeting on special economic zones at Yanggakdo Hotel in Pyongyang, North Korea, Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2013. (Jon Chol Jin/AP) […]
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Article – Cuba to open tax free Special Economic Zone
24 October 2013 Chris Arsenault Al Jazeera Communist Cuba is the latest country to plan a “Special Economic Zone”, part of an economic model blasted by critics for creating a “race to […]
Read moreArticle – Tyler Cowen’s 10 Reasons Texas Is Our Future
17 October 2013 Ryan Sager Time Ideas The crisis may be over (for the time being) in Washington. But the crisis for America’s middle class continues, as middle-income jobs get harder to […]
Read moreTexas, the SEZ of the U.S.: Article – Why Growth is Deep in the Heart of Texas
6 November 2013 Frank Holmes Daily Resource Hunter A recent TIME Magazine cover features an engaging collage of the 50 states reassembled to fit within the boundaries of Texas. With a growing […]
Read moreRadio – PNG wants a stronger economic relationship with Northern Australia
1 November 2013 Sean Dorney ABC Radio Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister, Peter O’Neill, is proposing the creation of a special economic zone linking PNG with northern Australia. Mr O’Neill spoke about […]
Read moreArticle – The End of the Nation-State?
12 October 2013 Parag Khanna New York Times SINGAPORE — EVERY five years, the United States National Intelligence Council, which advises the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, publishes a report forecasting […]
Read moreArticle – Labor quietly bins Rudd troppo tax
30 October 2013 Andrew Probyn The West Australian Canned: The ALP has quietly binned Kevin Rudd’s tax plan.Picture: Getty Images Former prime minister Kevin Rudd’s so-called “troppo tax” has been quietly consigned […]
Read moreArticle – Barnaby Joyce pushes northern tax zones
22 October 2013 Christian Kerr and Lauren Wilson The Australian BARNABY Joyce has pre-empted a major policy paper on developing northern Australia, demanding a “substantial difference in tax liability” for residents and […]
Read moreArticle – Agribusiness: will it blossom or go to seed under the new Coalition Government?
14 September 2013 Karen Evans-Cullen Mondaq Business Briefing The new Coalition Government will have to consider foreign investment in agricultural land and agribusinesses, a national food plan and food policy, and developing […]
Read moreArticle – Zonal taxing may bring doctors to regions says Palmer
September 7, 2013 Rae Wilson Warwick Daily News INTRODUCING zonal taxation would help attract high-quality doctors and teachers to regional Australia, Clive Palmer says. The leader of the Palmer United Party believes […]
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