Marcus Roberts

Marcus Roberts was two years out of law school when he decided that practising law was no longer for him. He therefore went back to Auckland University and did his LLM while tutoring at the new law school at the Aucland University of Technology. He has just started a new job teaching contract law at Auckland University. Aside from law, his passions include running and reading (particularly philosophy, apologetics and history) and supporting the New Zealand cricket team (which counts as penance for a vast multitude of sins).


Rugby World Cup 2011

Marcus Roberts | 9 Sep 2011
Today is the start of the Rugby World Cup 2011.


US Politics and Counting Heads

Marcus Roberts | 8 Sep 2011
The political issues surrounding th US 2010 Census.


The Elderly Debate in New Zealand

Marcus Roberts | 5 Sep 2011
A person who lives to the age of 87 in New Zealand will take more in Superannuation payments alone than he or she pays in taxes throughout their entire lives.


No More Babies in Portugal by 3000 AD

Marcus Roberts | 26 Aug 2011
The Economist figures out when the last baby will be born in different countries based on current fertility levels.


Famine - Too Many Mouths to Feed?

Marcus Roberts | 25 Aug 2011
Is overpopulation really the cause of famines like those in Somalia?


Sterilisation in India

Marcus Roberts | 22 Aug 2011
A district in India is coming up with novel ways of achieving its goal of 1% of the population sterilised.


Recession and Childbearing in the US

Marcus Roberts | 17 Aug 2011
Demographers argue that the recession will lead to lower fertility in the US.


Is China Waking Up?

Marcus Roberts | 12 Aug 2011
More noises and reactions about the Chinese one-child policy.


Getting old – the Reason for Our Economic Malaise? Part II

Marcus Roberts | 10 Aug 2011
A response to the last post's article.

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