Keith Wolahan (Menzies, Liberal Party) Share this | Hansard source

No, there's not a lot of economics. I was looking for economics. I looked in chapter 1. It's titled 'Brawler Statesman'—no economics there. There is a subchapter called 'Revisiting Prime Ministerial Power'—again, no economics. In chapter 2, 'Prime Ministerial Leadership'—no economics there. There is a subchapter, again, on prime ministerial power. The word 'power' comes up a lot in this thesis. It seems to be quite an interest and obsession of this Treasurer—the word 'power' and how power is obtained and wielded.

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