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Defining and Measuring Child Poverty in Australia

Poverty harms children now and into adulthood. It limits health, learning, and wellbeing, and undermines rights set out in the United Nations Convention on the… Read More ›

Rethinking Multidimensional Poverty: Why We Need to Look Beyond Capability Deprivation

In the field of development economics, few debates are as fundamental as how we define and measure poverty. For decades, researchers and policymakers have grappled… Read More ›

International Trade and Tax Performance: Why De-Globalisation Threatens Fiscal Capacity?

For much of the post-war era, globalisation was viewed as an unstoppable force. Expanding international trade contributed to economic growth, lifted millions out of poverty,… Read More ›

The Productivity Commission’s Cash Flow Tax Is Headed for a Dead End

If something sounds too good to be true, it usually is. Such is the case with the Productivity Commission’s proposed new cash flow tax for… Read More ›

From Scorecards to Social Contracts: Rethinking Indonesia’s Tax Strategy

Every nation relies on tax revenue to fund schools, hospitals, roads, and other public services. With its ambitious social and economic goals, collecting enough revenue… Read More ›