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| | | ... "But of course higher interest rates, which limits the supply of new housing, is probably not the best way to tackle this problem. We need to think differently from the simple kneejerk reaction." These structural impediments have narrowed Australia's ... |
| | | | The unintended consequences of the passive investing boom are materialising into ownership concentration, short termism and the erosion of long-term value creation, MFS Investment Management warns. Carol Geremia, president and co-head of global distribution ... |
| | | | ... research economist Joseph Christensen said increasing capital investment is key to addressing our labour productivity problem. "With greater access to capital, such as equipment or software, workers can produce more of the goods and services we consume. ... |
| | | | ... and holding back economic growth. "We need clear acknowledgement from the government that red tape is a serious economic problem, and this should be coupled with a 'growth-first' directive to all government departments and regulators." Speaking at an ... |
| | | | ... duration." The fact that Australia "breaks out in inflation sweats" when it is growing at 2.3% points to a more fundamental problem in the economy, Deloitte Access Economics partner Stephen Smith said, noting the "poor capacity" to produce goods and ... |
| | | | ... the total assets under management among these institutions amounted to US$3.8 trillion ($5.6tn). The research found the problem intensifies with firm size: this view increases from 90% of smaller firms with assets between US$1 billion ($1.5bn) and US$5 ... |
| | | | ... to make voluntary contributions but don't meet the current eligibility criteria for Class 2, Buters added. "But the problem with Class 3 is that it's significantly more expensive [at nearly five times the cost]. Now, this doesn't mean that ... |
| | | | Fund managers are increasingly looking at China for opportunities in the high-growth sectors, as government policies tackle structural concerns in the Chinese economy. Most remain cautiously optimistic as they assess whether the new engine of the economy ... |
| | | | ... "If something goes wrong, Macquarie's approach is to report the issue, engage constructively with regulators, fix the problem and apply learnings from any mistakes across the Group. Macquarie continues to invest in a broad range of programs to further ... |
| | | | The ASX has agreed to a package of reforms aimed at strengthening confidence in Australia's critical market infrastructure, providing certainty about the market operator's reset, and responding to the Interim Report released today by the panel of the ... |
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