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Ian McAuley

Ian McAuley is a retired lecturer in public sector finance at the University of Canberra, and is co-author, with Miriam Lyons, of Governomics: Can We Afford Small Government? He writes the Saturday good reading and listening guide for Pearls and Irritations.

National affairs Ian McAuley 16 July 2021 Electoral bribery is expensive, wasteful and probably ineffective. And why is Canberra funding car parks anyway?
Books & arts Ian McAuley 2 July 2021 The Nordic countries show how economies can be run differently Books & arts Ian McAuley 9 March 2021 Books | We can have economic growth without wrecking the planet, says economist Per Espen Stoknes National affairs Ian McAuley 4 May 2020 The pandemic has challenged the idea that “society” and “the economy” are separable National affairs Ian McAuley 30 January 2020 The National Party minister has become the scapegoat for systemically poor administration
National affairs Ian McAuley & Jennifer Doggett & John Menadue 29 October 2015 Private health insurers are simply intermediaries between consumers and well-organised suppliers, write Ian McAuley, Jennifer Doggett and John Menadue.… National affairs Ian McAuley 12 July 2013 Means testing is all very well, says Ian McAuley, but do we need private health insurance at all?