Author name: Jack Buckley

Jack Buckley is a Principal Economist at the e61 Institute where he works on topics related to labour economics, education and public finance. His recent research has examined the economic impact of labour market regulations, the design of Australia’s higher education financing system, and challenges in strengthening Australia's teacher workforce. Jack graduated from the University of New South Wales with First Class Honours and the University Medal in economics and a Bachelor of Science majoring in statistics.

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Beware the unintended consequences of IR reform

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