Home > Economics - General > The nuclear renaissance dies, forgotten and bankrupt The nuclear renaissance dies, forgotten and bankrupt August 2nd, 2017 John Quiggin Leave a comment Go to comments Unless you were paying very close attention, you probably haven’t seen the news that construction of two Westinghouse AP-1000 nuclear reactors at the Virgil C. Summer plant in South Carolina has been abandoned, following the...
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The failure of for-profit education: My talk to the TAFE section of the Australian Education Union
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This video features in the free online course "Carbon101x". Enrol now at https://www.edx.org/course/essential-tools-low-carbon-economy-uqx-carbon101x . Professor John Quiggin, Australian Laureate Fellow in Economics from The University of Queensland, explains impacts, externalities and the economics of climate change. “Carbon101x: Essential tools for the low carbon economy” is a free, public online course by the University of Queensland on edx.org. It will equip you...
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How to set life goals and live the life you want. Coaching tips and strategies with Sandra Quiggin, executive and motivation coach, leading by example.
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How to set life goals and live the life you want. Coaching tips and strategies with Sandra Quiggin, executive and motivation coach, leading by example.
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Labour Market Regulation - How much do we really need?
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The Cloudland Collective organised University of Queensland Professor John Quiggin to discuss the economic situation of Greece.
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The Cloudland Collective organised University of Queensland Professor John Quiggin to discuss the economic situation of Greece.
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