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| | ... debt obligations, Australia can repay them better. This is underscored by our current account and budget balances. The Economist estimates Australia's current account to be +0.1% of GDP this year and its budget balance also +0.1% of GDP. This compares ... |
| | | It's rare for two economists to have a meeting of minds (you all know the economists' jokes), but I'm happy to read Jason Murphy's - an economist. He is the author of the new book Incentivology and an article on news.com.au entitled ... |
| | | "Pompa mortis magis terret quam mors ipsa." Translated into the quotee Francis Bacon's - English philosopher, statesman and essayist - mother tongue, "The pomp of death alarms us more than death itself." Yes Virginia, you know where I'm going ... |
| | | ... the yuan from depreciating but now that it has allowed market forces to discover the currency's true value. As The Economist explains: "The IMF, which monitors countries' external imbalances, recently concluded that China's external position ... |
| | | ... trading partners. Central banks are now easing or maintaining ultra-loose monetary policies in response. But as The Economist printed (in its discussion of the Fed's interest rate cut): "A further cut would not be universally welcome. Catherine Mann ... |
| | | ... Italy, Ireland, Singapore, Malaysia, and Vietnam. Whether it's because of currency manipulation or what not, The Economist 's latest estimates of currency over/undervaluation versus the US dollar - based on its Big Mac index - show that POTUS ... |
| | | ... take more of a lead? A bit like the private sector coming in with an unsolicited bid to do something," Thomas said. The economist posed the future of infrastructure development in Australia could see super funds approach governments with a pen and a ... |
| | | ... point would be the extent of under-valuation of a particular currency versus the US dollar. On January 10 this year, The Economist published its 'Big Mac' index. It showed that apart from the overvaluation of the Swiss franc (18.7%), Norwegian ... |
| | | History is about to be made on 12 June 2018 at Sentosa Island in Singapore between the leader of the free world and the North Korean supremo. It's going to be a "win-win" deal according to US President Donald Trump. In all likelihood, North Korean ... |
| | | ... WTI oil down 1.8% to US$29.42/barrel and Brent oil down 1.9% to US$28.94/barrel. Despite my (and to name drop, 'The Economist' magazine and Dr. Nouriel Roubini's ) protestations that this is a good thing, equity markets floundered. Lower oil prices may ... |
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