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Kevin O’Rourke

  • Founder, Germantown Pulse
Washington
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Francis Edgeworth on trade and war

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By Kevin O’Rourke, Stephen Kinsella
| irisheconomy.ie
Francis Edgeworth died 100 years ago on 13 February 2026. I gave a little paper about him at a very jolly event held in Oxford to mark the occasion, available here: www.sciencespo.fr/department-e…
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Redefining ATO Powers at the Intersection of Debt and Financial Vulnerability

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By Kevin O’Rourke, Ann Kayis-Kumar, Michael Walpole
| Austaxpolicy
At any one time, more than two million Australians will have an outstanding tax debt, with the level of undisputed tax debt in Australia now exceeding $50 billion. The majority of tax debts are below $2,500, but a significant number are well above this. The extent of the powers the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has to assist such a large cohort of taxpayers, many of whom are likely to be experiencing financial vulnerability, is a question of first importance.
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Infrastructure Investment: The Key to Energy Dominance & Economic Prosperity

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By Kevin O’Rourke
| T&D World
History may not always repeat itself, but it often rhymes. And throughout America's history, infrastructure investment has driven many of the nation’s significant economic leaps forward. Whether it was James Monroe's advocacy for new roads, canals, and bridges; Abraham Lincoln’s leadership enabling transcontinental railways; or the federal highway system championed by Dwight D. Eisenhower, public-private infrastructure partnerships have reliably served as an economic catalyst.
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