This debate took place in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia on Mar 9, 2020.
Timestamps:

00:00 Opening Statement
04:39 The Brisbane Rule
06:11 John Anderson Statement
08:38 Introduction of the Debaters
11:14 The Debate Begins
12:45 John Quiggin
28:12 Stephen Hicks
45:51 Q and A
58:42 Audience Questions

The Brisbane Dialogues launched with a debate on the counterintuitive topic: "Postmodernism is a Right-Wing Philosophy", proposed by Professor John Quiggin of the University of Queensland and opposed by Professor Stephen Hicks of Rockford University, Illinois. Their differences could not have been greater and their civility could not be faulted!

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John Quiggin and Jonathan Biggins in conversation on "What’s Wrong with Cannibalism?"

John Quiggin is a Professor in Economics at the University of Queensland and a prolific author. In the wake of the Global Financial Crisis, he made the prophetic warning in "Zombie Economics" that we must kill the dead ideas that still walk among us once and for all, or face "an even bigger crisis in the future".

Jonathan Biggins wrote "Satire or Sedition: The threat to national insecurity" for Platform Papers in 2006. A versatile actor, director and writer, he has worked across theatre, opera, musicals and journalism, but is best known as a satirist. He is a member of the long-running annual Wharf Review which he has co-directed for the Sydney Theatre Company since 2000. He is currently touring his

Since the 1980s there has been massive privatisation and outsourcing of Australia’s utilities and infrastructure, such as public transport, power generation, tollways, communications, information technology, airlines, ports and water. It was driven by an ideology which venerated the market and the profit motive, yet never enjoyed public support.

What is the balance sheet of 40 years of privatisation in Australia? What is the way forward?

The trend to privatisation has been worldwide. How did this happen? Can we change direction? What are the alternatives?

John Quiggin is a Professor of Economics at The University of Queensland. He has has written extensively on privatisation and his most recent book is Economics in Two Lessons: Why Markets Work So Well, and Why They Can Fail So Badly,

Financial Market Equilibrium with Bounded Awareness

Queensland University economics professor, John Quiggin, "Zoomed" into the Saturday, September 26, gathering Beneath the Wisteria.
Professor Quiggin talked about a range of contemporary issues from an economic perspective, but with the bias toward how they either worsen or improve what is happening with the climate crisis

Queensland University economics professor, John Quiggin, “Zoomed” into the Saturday, September 26, gathering Beneath the Wisteria. Professor Quiggin talked about a range of contemporary issues from an economic perspective, but with the bias toward how they either worsen or improve what is happening with the climate crisis

On Wednesday 15th July 2020, The Public Good (www.thepublicgood.com.au) hosted the third in a series of seminars on economics for unionists. This seminar – with addresses and Q & A involving Dr John Quiggin and Dr Sarah Mosseri, focussed on economic challenges arising from the COVID-19 pandemic. This seminar was held via Zoom and in-person.

Is it time for the progressive movement in Australia to revisit its socialist roots? In the USA and the UK there are mass movements under the banner of socialism. Young people, in particular, are flocking to the cause. In Australia, the ALP was founded as a democratic socialist party. Fabian socialism is the foundation of …

Is it time for the progressive movement in Australia to revisit its socialist roots?

In the USA and the UK there are mass movements under the banner of socialism. Young people, in particular, are flocking to the cause.

In Australia, the ALP was founded as a democratic socialist party. Fabian socialism is the foundation of our own movement. Do we therefore need to pay close attention to this revival of interest in socialism and to consider whether we are seeing, or are likely to see, a similar phenomenon in Australia? If we did, what might be its aims and its idea of socialism, and what might be its chances of success?

Professor John Quiggin is VC Senior Research Fellow in the School of Economics at the University of Queensland. In his book, Zombie Economics (2012) Quiggin argues that

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Hello everyone, I’m Mia Siti Nurjanah with NPM C10190176. I am from S1 accounting class f. I uploaded this video to fulfill my English course assignments 2. Thank you.

John Quiggin speaking on the COVID19 crisis – What Now, What Next and What After?
John Quiggin is professor of economics at the University of Queensland, and well-known commentator and author.
He blogs at johnquiggin.com where he provides, according to the header, ‘Commentary on Australian and World Events from a Socialist and Democratic Viewpoint’
His long list of academic and popular works includes Zombie Economics, a devastating critique of the persistence of disproven neoliberal ideas; Great Expectations: Microeconomic Reform and Australia and Taxing Times: A Guide to the Tax Debate in Australia. He is both prolific and influential, as his full CV and research record shows.

In this video, we begin with grid view, and then after a few minutes the vudeo is on John Quiggin. At around

John Quiggin speaking on the COVID19 crisis – What Now, What Next and What After? John Quiggin is professor of economics at the University of Queensland, and well-known commentator and author. He blogs at johnquiggin.com where he provides, according to the header, ‘Commentary on Australian and World Events from a Socialist and Democratic Viewpoint’ His …

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Economics in Two Lessons: Why Markets Work So Well, and Why They Can Fail So Badly book by John Quiggin published by Princeton University Press

A masterful introduction to the key ideas behind the successes—and failures—of

You can also listen to this interview on a free app on iTunes and Google Play Store entitled ‘Raj Persaud in conversation’, which includes a lot of free information on the latest research findings in psychology, psychiatry, neuroscience and mental health, plus interviews with top experts from around the world. Download it free from these …

In this week’s edition of Voices From the Doomosphere, I have the pleasure of speaking with Australian economist John Quiggin. Here is a link to John’s excellent website: https://johnquiggin.com/ If you would like to support Humptydumptytribe and Collapse Chronicles, there are several ways you can do that. Thank you! If you would like to support …

In this week’s edition of Voices From the Doomosphere, I have the pleasure of speaking with Australian economist John Quiggin. Here is a link to John’s excellent website: https://johnquiggin.com/

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In this week’s Collapse Chronicles conversation, I have the pleasure of speaking with Australian economist John Quiggin. Here is a link to John’s excellent website: https://johnquiggin.com/

If you would like to support Collapse Chronicles, there are several ways you can do that. Thank you!:
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John Quiggin of Crooked Timber and the author of Zombie Economics talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about ideas in economics that should stay dead and buried. Quiggin argues that many economic theories such as the Great Moderation, the efficient markets hypothesis and others have been discredited by recent events and should be relegated to …

John Quiggin of Crooked Timber and the author of Zombie Economics talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about ideas in economics that should stay dead and buried. Quiggin argues that many economic theories such as the Great Moderation, the efficient markets hypothesis and others have been discredited by recent events and should be relegated to the graveyard. Roberts challenges some of Quiggin’s claims and wonders whether proposed alternatives might do even worse than the policies Quiggin is criticizing. Much of the conversation focuses on the role of government in the financial sector and how that might be improved going forward. https://www.econtalk.org/quiggin-on-zombie-economics/

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