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Editors' Picks - September 29, 2013

Editors' Picks - September 29, 2013

This week in Editors’ Picks we take a look at the effect forgeries have had on the artistic community, the Greek government’s wild new measures to raise revenue, free trade, the iPhone, and more! Read on to get your latest fix of eco news. The emperor’s new pictures

Editors' Picks - September 22, 2013

Editors' Picks - September 22, 2013

This week in Editors’ Picks we discuss coffee, tech start-ups solving urban problems, as well as the economic impacts of the Federal Reserve maintaining its excessive purchasing of US bonds. Read on more for your latest fix of eco news! A place for coffee geeks to explore: Phil Di Bella

Editors' Picks - September 15, 2013

Editors' Picks - September 15, 2013

This week in Editors’ Picks we look back on the influential life of Ronald Coase, The Liberal Party’s economic skews, Obama’s upcoming decision on who should next lead the Federal Reserve, and much more. Read on for your latest fix on what’s trending in eco! Tony Abbott:

Editor’s Picks – September 8, 2013

Editor’s Picks – September 8, 2013

With the voting booths closed we bid farewell to the latest election campaign with a series of articles discussing why Turnbull actually knows better than Abbot, why Australia has it pretty good in the grander scheme of things, the political skews of The Economist, as well as some of Rinehart’

Editor's Picks - September 1, 2013

Editor's Picks - September 1, 2013

With one week to go before the Australian election, this week’s picks bring in some of the best election commentary going around. Stiglitz, The Economist, and many others weigh in on Election 2013. Also, just to mix it up, a report from Bain & Co. on the powerful economics behind

Editors' Picks - August 25, 2013

Editors' Picks - August 25, 2013

This week our Editors take a look at some of the latest developments regarding the Australian election. From a review on Labor’s success in managing Australia’s economy through the GFC, Scott Morrison’s boat-buy scheme, retirees and the Paid Parental Leave scheme, as well as the controversial boredom

Editors' Picks - August 18, 2013

Editors' Picks - August 18, 2013

For this week’s picks, ESSA editors think it’s worth taking a gander at Republicans who have gone too far to the Right, the first signs of economic growth in the Eurozone, the latest plays in Australia’s car manufacturing industry, an insightful chart on aging population, and a

Editors’ Picks — August 11, 2013

Editors’ Picks — August 11, 2013

This week in Editors’ Picks we take a look at an illustration of 26 years of growth, an increasing income gap in the US, the outlandish levels of debt in Japan, the concept of Gross National Happiness, and private health insurance rebates. Read on to find out what’s trending

Editors' Picks — August 4, 2013

Editors' Picks — August 4, 2013

Up this week, history’s most cost-efficient food, the after-effects of the Australian mining boom, US corporate tax rates, the middle class in North America, and increasing tax rates on cigarettes. Read on for your latest fix of eco news. The Greatest Food in Human History – Kyle Smith What is