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| | | ... millions of Australians, a "fair go" for first home buyers, and a fairer tax system that better aligns the treatment of labour and asset income, Chalmers said. "The three right wing parties all voted against tax cuts and they all voted against a fair ... |
| | | | ... softening growth and elevated inflation. The economy slowed sharply in the March quarter, households are cautious, and the labour market is cooling," Smith said. "That may normally suggest the central bank needs to be patient. But with underlying inflation ... |
| | | | ... developments in the global economy and financial markets, trends in domestic demand and the outlook for inflation and the labour market," it said. "Monetary policy is well placed to respond to developments and the board is focused on its mandate to deliver ... |
| | | | ... not working smarter," PC deputy chair Alex Robson said. "The results are particularly concerning in the market sector - labour productivity fell by 0.7% in the quarter, and only grew by 0.4% in the year to March. Non-market sector labour productivity ... |
| | | | ... AUDC's chief technology officer. According to ABS data, the domestic stablecoin market barely registers as a blip in labour statistics, but that could change once it catches up with the global stablecoin market worth US$320 billion. Last month, ASIC ... |
| | | | ... tariff on Australia after the Office of US Trade Representative alleged Australia had failed to stop goods made with forced labour from entering markets. The Trump administration said Australian government policies and practices had failed to enforce ... |
| | | | ... mostly advanced, would see significant declines in output per capita, origin economies would have modest gains as retained labour is diluted across larger domestic populations. Senior economist Benjamin Trevis and economist Marco Santaniello said output ... |
| | | | ... tightening. Similarly, Deloitte Access Economics partner Stephen Smith also expects the RBA to hold rates in June, as recent labour market data shows a softening economy, with rising unemployment and weaker hiring. However, Smith added that an August ... |
| | | | ... week's Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) Conference. According to estimates from the International Labour Organisation, some 50 million people globally face modern slavery conditions. For investors, it means being cognisant of ... |
| | | | ... the same time, Bedingfield said residential property markets globally continued to grapple with elevated construction and labour costs, constraining new supply despite strong housing demand. He said these dynamics were reinforcing the appeal of established ... |
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