In this Industry Super Australia Discussion Paper, Stephen Anthony and Emeritus Professor Alex Coram aim to help industry superannuation funds build the capacity to understand and deal with uncertainty in the …
In an article in The Australian, Stephen Anthony advises that the job of newly elected Prime Minister Morrison and Treasurer Frydenberg is to build consensus around a program targeting productivity …
In this Industry Super Australia Discussion Paper, Stephen Anthony and Gary Lu examine the emergence of direct lending as an alternative to traditional business banking and explore the role of …
In this opinion piece in the The Sydney Morning Herald, Stephen Anthony advises that if governments won’t provide enough public housing, then they should subsidise more community housing.
In this Industry Super Australia Discussion Paper, Stephen Anthony and Gary Lu endeavour to identify the underlying causes of housing affordability issues, and to consider some useful policy responses in …
For superannuation funds, agricultural ‘real’ assets have the potential to provide bond-like current income streams from the annual earnings of farm businesses, and long-term capital appreciation from rising land values. …
Debate about whether new submarines for Australia’s defence capability should be built in Australia has captured the public interest. This includes discussion in regard to economic impacts, in particular potential …
The sustainability of fiscal settings and the efficiency of individual budget measures help to support consumer and investor confidence, to ensure governments do their job cost-effectively and, ultimately, to assist …
In this article in Australian Policy Online, Stephen Anthony makes the case for bold economic reform – involving deep spending cuts – by the Rudd government.
This briefing suggests a framework to assist the new Government’s deliberations on the most appropriate settings for budget policy, given the current precarious stance of macroeconomic policy in Australia. For …
