Tasmanian Times
Economy
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CONSECUTIVE RISES IN BUSINESS CONFIDENCE ARE WELCOME NEWS
Skills Retention Now Vital The Tasmanian Greens today welcomed the results from the latest Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (TCCI) Survey...
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That is what we do not want in Tasmania’s water
Here is the ultra modern Botnia ECF Pulpmill: New spots on the River Uruguay. No words required, just look at the scale...
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895EU in tussle over CO2 emissions
The European Commission is considering pursuing a legal fight with the EU’s top court over management of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme...
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Scott McLean: If the mill had gone ahead there would have been jobs for everyone
Thirty-five jobs will go at Gunns as the company continues to battle a downturn in demand for timber products. A Gunns spokesman...
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Politicians on climate: a failure of wit, will and imagination
Our politicians are failing us. Our administrations are failing us. Our corporate leaders are failing us. In unison, they are marching ever...
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Parks cuts to hurt industry
TASMANIAN tourism operators want a rethink of a 16 per cent cut to the state’s Parks and Wildlife Service, warning it will...
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Kirin earnings up as dairy farmers are on their knees
· Kirin revises up its earnings, noting dairy costs have eased · Concerns the company isn’t aware of the impact National Foods...
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Gunns, FEA and insolvency
FEA is a much better illustrative example of the issues surrounding a company’s net asset position, its share price and its solvency....
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Brand aid needed
To me, TWS claims appeared flawed or false, and support for plantation forestry in any guise seemed an extraordinarily risky tactic. While...
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Diminishing returns for each dollar of new debt
Or ‘why the economic stumuli won’t go very far’. http://yelnick.typepad.com/politick/2009/04/ why-the-stimulus-wont-work-the-marginal-productivity-of-debt.html “According to Antal Fekete [1] if you take this chart further...
