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Craig EmersonBrisbane Times |
The actual inflation rate Australian consumers and businesses feel is now within the designated target range of 2-3 per cent. The RBA should not...
Beyond the effects on measured productivity growth, when it comes to shared prosperity, we also need to look at the role of pure profits.
By arbitrarily and wrongly defining full employment, the RBA will cause misery for vulnerable working Australians and small business owners that is...
Australia is championing free trade at APEC and the G20 meetings. China’s practical support will now be critical.
If Martin Place insists on holding the cash rate until unemployment rises substantially, it risks plunging Australia into a painful recession.
The global trading system of trade rules faces its gravest crisis since its inception. There is a way out and Australia can help.
Modern elections have become a race to rule policies out, not a way of launching big ideas.
Under the Coalition, Australian manufacturing would face a decade of uncertainty and taxpayers would finance the renationalisation of electricity...
Leading economic indicators have to be our guide, and they are all pointing towards an avoidable recession.
The recessionistas out there should be listening to the RBA deputy governor’s warnings against overconfidence in predicting the economy.
The resumed annual face-to-face meeting of government and industry has been crucial to stabilising the relationship.
The Reserve Bank is taking its dual mandate seriously and seems to be ignoring the incessant clamouring for another rise in the cash rate.
The prime minister has to shrug off culture wars and Green taunts to focus relentlessly on an improving economy.
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