In an article on the 2021-22 federal budget by The Sydney Morning Herald political and international editor Peter Hartcher, Macroeconomics Chief Economist Stephen Anthony alerts that the budget is a …
In an article on the 2021-22 federal budget by ABC business reporter Michael Janda, Macroeconomics Chief Economist Stephen Anthony warns that the big spending in the budget is an assault …
In a 2021-22 federal budget explainer with ABC senior business correspondent Peter Ryan on Radio National Breakfast, Macroeconomics Chief Economist Stephen Anthony alerts to the irresponsible spending strategy in the …
2GB’s Michael McLaren is joined on his radio program by Stephen Anthony, Chief Economist at Macroeconomics, to discuss the fiscal aspect of tonight’s Federal Budget and whether he thinks Australia’s …
This briefing summarises Macroeconomics’ preliminary views about the 2021-22 Commonwealth Budget to be handed down on Tuesday evening by Treasurer Frydenberg. Macroeconomic cautions that Federal Budget Night may turn into a …
In this article in The Australian Financial Review, Stephen Anthony puts forward four key reforms that should be top of the list for the 2021-22 budget.
In this article in The Australian Financial Review, Stephen Anthony argues that our new year resolution must be to ditch aimless policy think and seize the reform opportunities that will …
In a paper in the academic journal The Australian Economic Review, Ross Garnaut, Craig Emerson, Reuben Finighan and Stephen Anthony design a parsimonious cash flow tax for Australia and estimate …
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 …
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 …
