Joey Moloney - Economics Students Society of Australia

Joey Moloney

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How Victoria should tax property

How Victoria should tax property

Many may be surprised to learn that Victoria has a land tax on the books. However, the low rates mean the revenue raised is far from substantial, and the numerous exemptions, not least of which is that of the primary residence, mean that the supposed efficiency gains from the tax

The layered reality behind youth employment

The layered reality behind youth employment

The August release of the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ (ABS) labour market data estimated that of the 2,085,201 strong labour force of people aged 15-24 in Australia, 13.4% of them are unemployed, and another 17.1% are underemployed. Put together, these two figures essentially mean that 30.

Pluralism in economics part 2: the broader benefits

Pluralism in economics part 2: the broader benefits

My first piece on this topic argued that a more pluralistic curriculum in economics would mean a richer and more stimulating academic experience and graduates that are equipped with the diverse range of skills that employers are seeking. However the benefits of pluralism in economics run far, far deeper than