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Support for free market orthodoxy is waning, but companies will be hoping politicians take the Biden approach of subsidies, rather than the...
In the 1980s and early ’90s, a reforming Labor government revived Australian prosperity. The enduring principles are lost in the new Labor...
Boston Consulting Group’s new managing partner, Grant McCabe, specialises in advising big mining companies while promoting climate change action.
While markets have made a strong recovery, the prospect of more rate rises looms.
A blank cheque to be filled in later by a Labor government and supposedly independent experts? This should be laughed out of the court of public...
A typical high school year 9 now spans seven grade levels of learning. The cost for those who may never catch up is too great.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers took time out over summer to pen a 6000-word essay for The Monthly on his vision for a new values-based capitalism. Here is...
Elite guilt about globalisation is handing an intellectual victory to the zero-sum world of populists and dictators.
Many borrowers are about to suffer huge interest rate increases independently of the Reserve Bank of Australia’s moves.
The British helped to plant a profoundly democratic nation in Australia. The Voice helps to fix the hole that was left in it.
Politics will be haunted by the spectre of people making up their minds on a defining issue before a date is even set.
Higher than expected inflation in December is haunting policymakers and the public as the market prepares for the Reserve Bank to saddle up for...
Business is feeling more cheerful about the year ahead, but many unresolved global challenges remain.
Any policy which does not increase economic participation and independence is a waste of time and money.
There are three fundamental problems with the government’s Gas Market Emergency Price Order.
The government has not helped the inflation cause or the Reserve Bank with its industrial relations stitch-up.
The Reserve Bank needs the best people deciding interest rates, but adding an extra board to the bank may not be the answer.
More than anything else, it is this threat of darkness creeping up on India’s markets that should worry investors in the Hindenburg-Adani saga.
For all the enthusiasm surrounding investment in social infrastructure, it is the property fundamentals that drive much of the value.