In this article in The Sydney Morning Herald, Stephen Anthony alerts that the budget will remain in structural deficit for decades without a proper approach to spending restraint.
Stephen Anthony and Hamid Yahyaei’s article Bringing Credibility Back to Macroeconomic Policy Frameworks has been published in Economic Papers; A journal of applied economics and policy.
In this Australian Financial Review article by Economics Editor John Kehoe, Macroeconomics Advisory’s Stephen Anthony comments that the ACT Government has forgotten that their intent with property tax reform was …
Thinking about the prospects for a new portfolio infrastructure sub-class Long Term Thermal Storage and Australia’s uncertain net zero transition.
In an opinion piece in The Australian, Macroeconomics Advisory’s Stephen Anthony and Alex Coram estimate the total cost of removing carbon from the National Electricity Grid. They then point to …
In an opinion piece in the Australian Financial Review, Macroeconomics Advisory’s Stephen Anthony comments that the newly announced review into the RBA’s monetary policy must not be an insider review …
In their first ever published article in Economic Papers, Macroeconomics Advisory’s Stephen Anthony and Hamid Yahyaei critique the current state of macroeconomic policy frameworks. They propose a theoretical model that …
In an article by Shane Wright in The Age, Macroeconomics Advisory chief economist Stephen Anthony alerts that those who used recent record-low interest rates to get into the property market …
An article by Shane Wright in The Sydney Morning Herald includes reference to Macroeconomics Advisory chief economist Stephen Anthony’s March 2022 federal budget deficit analysis.
A comment piece by Peter Hartcher in The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age asks readers to “Clap if you believe” that the 2022 Federal Budget is responsible and can …
