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The Global Economic Outlook in 2016
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
Recent Trends in the Labour Market and Unemployment
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
Australia’s Economic Prospects in 2016
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
The Distribution of Household Income and Wealth
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
Challenges in China’s Future Economic Development
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
Environmental Sustainability and the Kyoto Protocol
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
Economic Brief: The Economic Performance of the States
Economic Brief: The Causes of Unemployment
March/April 2016
September/October 2016
Recent Trends in Australia’s International Trade
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
Microeconomic Reform and Productivity Growth
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
The Effects of Movements in Australia’s Exchange Rate
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
Global Economic Development and the World Bank
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
The Roles of the IMF, WTO, World Bank and BIS
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
Recent Trends in Inflation and Wages Growth
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
Economic Brief: The Terms of Trade and Commodity Prices
Economic Brief: Headline and Underlying Inflation
May/June 2016
November/December 2016
Fiscal Policy and the 2016-17 Federal Budget
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
Taxation Reform in the Australian Economy
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
The Reserve Bank’s Conduct of Monetary Policy
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
Competition Policy and Economic Performance
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
Changes in the Sources of Australia’s Economic Growth
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
Recent Trends in Saving and Consumption
Tim Riley (Director, Economic Literacy Centre)
Economic Brief: The Arguments for and Against Tax Reform
Economic Brief: Investment and Interest Rates