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Category: Fiscal Policy

Will the budget be a requiem for economic responsibility?
Budget / Fiscal Policy

Libs excise fiscal rectitude from their political arsenal, Stephen Anthony in The Sydney Morning Herald, 15 May 2021

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 …

ABC News
Budget / Fiscal Policy

Budget creates winners now, but economists warn of higher interest rates in future, Stephen Anthony in ABC News, 13 May 2021

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 …

ABC Radio National
Budget / Fiscal Policy

Budget explainer, Stephen Anthony on ABC Radio National Breakfast, 12 May 2021

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 …

Michael McLaren 2GB
Budget / Fiscal Policy

Will Australia’s debt ever be repaid? Stephen Anthony on radio 2GB, 11 May 2021

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 …

2021-22 Commonwealth Budget Preview
Budget / Fiscal Policy / Monetary Policy

Macroeconomics 2021-22 Commonwealth Budget Preview, 10 May 2021

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 …

Budget / Fiscal Policy

Will the budget be a requiem for economic responsibility? Stephen Anthony in The Australian Financial Review, 9 May 2021

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.

Fiscal Policy / Structural Reform

A practical plan for restoring prosperity in 2021, Stephen Anthony in The Australian Financial Review, 5 January 2021

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 …

Fiscal Policy / Taxation

Replacing Corporate Income Tax with a Cash Flow Tax, Australian Economic Review, December 2020

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 …

Affordable Housing / Fiscal Policy

Assisting Housing Affordability, Discussion Paper, Industry Super Australia, November 2017

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 …

Budget / Fiscal Policy

A roadmap for fiscal sustainability, Stephen Anthony for Minerals Council of Australia, 2013

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 …

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  • The Tinker Bell budget: Clap if you believe it makes sense, Stephen Anthony in The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, 29 March 2022
  • Stephen Anthony Federal Budget Interview with Steve Price on Australia Today, 29 March 2022
  • VIDEO: Decades of deficit ahead for the Federal Budget, Stephen Anthony on ABC The Business, 28 March 2022
  • Budget must check Australia out of never-ending debt and deficit, Stephen Anthony in the Australian Financial Review, 27 March 2022
  • Debt reality bites: Budget interest will keep on climbing. Stephen Anthony in The Sydney Morning Herald, 25 March 2022

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