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Inequality



Australia has a long way to go before all employees are equally able to follow career and family goals. The old adage ‘can women have… Read More ›

Why Women are Still Doing it All

On the Friday before the Budget the Senate Economics References Committee published its final report on Women’s Economic Security in Retirement, entitled “A Man is… Read More ›

Budget Forum 2016: Does the Budget Address Women’s Economic Security In Retirement ?

The Australian welfare state is strongly “targeted” – though relatively small in size, it is relatively redistributive in effect. Or so we have usually thought.… Read More ›

“Middle-Class Welfare”: What is the Evidence?

Taxes have a wide range of rates, thresholds and burdens for different kinds of taxpayers. In general, we describe a tax as progressive or regressive… Read More ›

Brief: Progressive and Regressive Taxes

Should we tax the capital income people receive from their investments or property? This may seem a strange question – don’t we already? But the… Read More ›

When the Rich Get Richer They Pay Little Tax on the Gains

I was recently asked by the media for my view on the proposal by the Federal Member for Wannon Dan Tehan to increase the income… Read More ›

Income Tax at 100 years: The Income Tax Threshold and the Minimum Wage

It has long been recognised that it is important to look at taxes and transfers together (Podger, Raymond and Jackson, 1980; Treasury, 2008) for three… Read More ›

The Tax-Transfer System, Progressivity and Redistribution: How Progressive is the Australian Transfer System?

In simple terms, a progressive tax is a tax where the amount of tax paid as a proportion of income increases as income increases. A… Read More ›

Brief: Progressive and Regressive Taxes

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