A tough balancing act
Daniel Tan explores what demographic trends mean for the government’s budget repair.
Daniel Tan explores what demographic trends mean for the government’s budget repair.
Inspired by last semester’s encounter with Engel’s Law, Daniel Tan posits an unsettling conjecture about income inequality and the future of consumption growth
This month, Daniel Tan attempts to explore the concept of rational decision-making by questioning his own rationality in a recent experience.
Daniel Tan takes up the case against reducing welfare, arguing that the Treasurer’s efforts to repair the Budget will not deliver us a productive, growing and sustainable Australia.
In another largely theoretical exercise, Daniel Tan examines lifespan inequality and how income inequality ties in closely with the way we use our time.
In his ESSA debut, Daniel Tan explains why time is the ultimate resource, and visits seemingly outlandish concepts such as time elasticity, a changing supply of lifetime, and time travel.