Economics of tax & the Laffer curve

My presentation to the 1st Australia Students for Liberty Conference held at RMIT in Melbourne, talking about the economics of tax, how people respond to incentives, and the Laffer curve.

Author: John Humphreys

Chief Economist at The Australian Taxpayers Alliance, Sessional Lecturer at the University of Queensland, and National President of the Liberal Democrats. View all posts by John Humphreys

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John Humphreys is the Chief Economist at The Australian Taxpayers Alliance, Sessional Lecturer at the University of Queensland, and National President of the Liberal Democrats.

John has worked previously for The Australian Treasury, done consulting projects for clients including the World Bank and ASEAN, and ran a university research centre (PRIME) and education charity (HCP/Bodia) in Cambodia, for which he was awarded a knighthood in 2016. He has a PhD in economics, has travelled to over 80 countries, and is a qualified JP and scuba divemaster. John lives with his wife and three boys on the Redcliffe Peninsula in Queensland.

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