John Quiggin
John Quiggin is an Australian economist known for his critical analysis of economic policies, particularly austerity measures. He has gained recognition for arguing that austerity is an ineffective response to economic crises, often referring to it as a 'zombie idea' that persists despite empirical evidence against it. Quiggin's work has contributed significantly to debates surrounding fiscal policy, public spending, and the impact of austerity on economic growth and social equity.
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Denmark:
John Quiggin published a tragicomic novella about the collapse of American society.
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Australia:
John Quiggin, a professor at the University of Queensland, argued that fuel taxes should be viewed as a charge for the pollution generated by vehicles.
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Australia:
John Quiggin is a Queensland University economics professor who supports moving to four-day work weeks.
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Colombia:
John Quiggin argues that austerity is a zombie idea that cannot be killed.
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