Boffins tip more of the same
Economists have cautiously welcomed the new Morrison government, revealing they expect little to change.
Economists have cautiously welcomed the new Morrison government, revealing they expect little to change.
A research note from Macquarie has laid bare the extraordinary schisms in the consumer price index.
Malcolm Turnbull and Scott Morrison slammed Peter Dutton’s proposal to exempt electricity from the GST yesterday.
Small violins could be heard around the nation yesterday as the government finally dumped its company tax cuts.
Philip Lowe has warned home buyers to expect rising interest rates and falling house prices.
Former ASIC head Greg Medcraft has urged banks to “plug the gap” between their behaviour and community expectations.
Malcolm Turnbull should call an early election, ending the chronic uncertainty that has hobbled the economy since 2016.
The government has one policy lever to improve wage growth — cut personal tax far more substantial than is proposed.
Wage growth has fallen to zero for the second time in two years, making any increase in official interest rates even less likely.
Tony Abbot’s former public service chief calls for “radical rethink of the place of the public service in Australia’s political structure”.
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