The Greens
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The idea for this book came from an awareness of the alarming void in media analysis of the Greens' policies at a time when they have been gaining in political strength.This book brings together leading Australian experts who look at a wide range of their policies in detail - from Agriculture to Z00phytes - to reveal the practical consequences of these policies.The book suggests that the Greens have an uncontrollable urge to spend our money, a mania for legislative and regulatory control - of both institutions and individuals - a disturbing and unwarranted confidence in central planning and a belief that government knows best. Underlying this is a thoroughly naive understanding of how the real world works.The irony is that the Greens' policies would not only destroy our economy but actually make the environment worse.
Author: Andrew Mcintyre
Format: Paperback, 150 pages, 150mm x 210mm
Published: 2011, Connor Court Publishing, Australia
Genre: Political Ideologies & Parties
Description
The idea for this book came from an awareness of the alarming void in media analysis of the Greens' policies at a time when they have been gaining in political strength.This book brings together leading Australian experts who look at a wide range of their policies in detail - from Agriculture to Z00phytes - to reveal the practical consequences of these policies.The book suggests that the Greens have an uncontrollable urge to spend our money, a mania for legislative and regulatory control - of both institutions and individuals - a disturbing and unwarranted confidence in central planning and a belief that government knows best. Underlying this is a thoroughly naive understanding of how the real world works.The irony is that the Greens' policies would not only destroy our economy but actually make the environment worse.
The Greens