Stephen Anthony at ‘Melbourne Economic Forum – An RBA Fit for the Future?’, The Sydney Morning Herald, 29 May 2023
Stephen Anthony joins fellow panelists Ross Garnaut and Peter Tulip to discuss concerns in regard to the actions of the Reserve Bank.
Stephen Anthony joins fellow panelists Ross Garnaut and Peter Tulip to discuss concerns in regard to the actions of the Reserve Bank.
The challenge for households is to make ends meet, while the challenge for the Treasurer is delivering some relief without further fuelling inflation. How did he do? Macroeconomics Advisory’s Stephen …
Behind the political spin of a $4.2 billion temporary surplus for 2022/2023, there are concerns the Budget is a missed opportunity for real action on budget repair. In discussion with …
In this article by Ronald Mizen in the Australian Financial Review, Macroeconomics Advisory’s Stephen Anthony forecasts headline inflation to further climb and to peak at 8.6 per cent this March …
In this article by Paul Kelly in The Australian, Macroeconomics Advisory’s Stephen Anthony questions why Treasurer Jim Chalmers is delaying in implementing remedial action that is needed now.
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.
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 …