Macroeconomics Advisory’s Stephen Anthony joins The Australian Financial Review’s survey of 42 economists to express skepticism about the robustness of house prices.
Macroeconomics Advisory’s Stephen Anthony joins The Australian Financial Review’s survey of 42 economists in commentary on Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) interest rate trends. Featured image source: Newtown grafitti on Flickr, CC …
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 …
This briefing summarises our preliminary views regarding the Federal Budget 2022-23 – October edition. Our focus in previewing Budget 2022 Mark II is the risks to medium-term sustainability from fiscal …
In this article in the Australian Financial Review, Macroeconomics Advisory’s Stephen Anthony contends that whilst the government’s economic team has hardly put a foot wrong since May, the Treasurer has …
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 …
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 …
