Nicholas Gruen

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Nicholas Gruen is affiliated with the following schools: Australian National University, Monash University

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#4250

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Nicholas Gruen's Degrees

Bachelors Economics Australian National University
PhD Economics Australian National University

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According to Wikipedia, Nicholas Gruen is a prominent Australian economist and commentator on economic reform, innovation and the CEO of Lateral Economics. He is a visiting professor at King's College London's Policy Institute. He was formerly chair of the Australian Centre for Social Innovation, the Australian Government's Innovation Australia and Kaggle. Former Australian Finance Minister Lindsay Tanner called him "Australia's foremost public intellectual" while Martin Wolf described him as "the most brilliant economist you've never heard of".

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Nicholas Gruen's Published Works

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Published Works

Engage: getting on with Government 2.0 (2009) (63)
Open for business: how open data can help achieve the G20 growth target (2014) (33)
Making Fiscal Policy Flexibly Independent of Government (1997) (30)
Open research data: Report to the Australian National Data Service (ANDS) (2014) (22)
Towards a More General Approach to Trade Liberalization (1999) (15)
EXTENDING PATENT LIFE: IS IT IN AUSTRALIA'S ECONOMIC INTERESTS? (1996) (15)
Constructing the Herald/Age – Lateral Economics Index of Australia's Wellbeing (2013) (10)
Pharmaceutical Patents Review (2013) (10)
Greater Independence for Fiscal Institutions (2001) (10)
Open Research Data (2014) (6)
Tax cuts for growth: The impact of marginal tax cuts on Australias labour supply (2006) (5)
Excepting the Future: Internet intermediary activities and the case for flexible copyright exceptions and extended safe harbour provisions (2012) (4)
The BCA's wage-tax trade-off proposal: on reflection (1999) (4)
Tax cuts to compete: The influence of corporate taxation on Australia's economic growth (2006) (4)
Beyond Central Planning: Innovation in Government in the 21st Century (2009) (4)
Export Orientation, Trade Liberalisation and Import/Export Links (1991) (3)
Exceptional industries: the economic contribution to Australia of industries relying on limitations and exceptions to copyright (2012) (3)
Understanding the value of public sector information in Australia: Submission to the OAIC (2012) (2)
Economic Reform — Renovating the Agenda: With an Example from the Market for Information (2002) (2)
Odysseus and the Sirens: A Vision of our Fiscal Future (2000) (2)
Progressive tax reform : Reform of the personal income tax system (2009) (2)
Tax cuts to compete (2006) (1)
Adam Smith 2.0: Emergent Public Goods, Intellectual Property and the Rhetoric of Remix (2011) (1)
Export Assistance, Trade Liberalization, Strategic Trade Theory and the 'New Development Consensus' (1993) (1)
Excepting the future (2012) (1)
Transparency and Productivity (2012) (1)
News media in the digital age (2010) (1)
6 MAKING AUSTRALIA A SUPPLIER OF FUND MANAGEMENT TO THE WORLD (2009) (0)
Australia in a world of high-cost energy (2006) (0)
Tax cuts for growth (2006) (0)
The Economics of Import/Export Links (1993) (0)
Boiling frogs, black swans and the Lucky Country - how resilient is our economy and how could we improve its resilience? (2010) (0)
Economists, intra-industry trade and the Australian car industry (1996) (0)
Best (overlooked) books 2012 (2010) (0)
Participatory democracy, Web 2.0 and the Government 2.0 Taskforce (2009) (0)
De-Risking Automated Decisions FINAL.docx (0)
Life in the Farce Lane: The Steady Creep of Regulatory Burdens (2006) (0)
Evidence based policy: Why is progress so slow and what can be done about it? (2017) (0)
Emergent public goods and public private partnerships 2.0 (2014) (0)
For a Few Dollars More: Recent Books about Global Finance [Book Review] (2009) (0)
Central Banking for All: A Modest Case for Radical Reform (2015) (0)
Measuring wellbeing : The Herald/ Age lateral economics (Hale) index of Australia's wellbeing (2013) (0)
New media in government (2010) (0)
When Only the Second Best Will Do: Economic Reform and Intra‐Industry Trade in Australia's Automotive Industry (2016) (0)

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