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Richard HoldenThe Conversation |
Giving in to the pile-on by Labor-aligned commentators calling for cuts would be a bad look and would damage the central bank’s credibility.
The default idea that new regulation should aim at reducing the market shares of tech companies is old economy thinking.
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The damage that international student caps would do to our sovereign research capability can be addressed by fully funding research overheads.
One way to think about part of the profits that banks make is that it’s the cost of providing trust. But first you need to understand how...
The governor and deputy governor’s dangerous signals of non-independence threaten the secret sauce of central banking.
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