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| | Industry Super Australia's chief economist of six years Stephen Anthony has left the lobby group. ISA confirmed Anthony's departure. "We thank Stephen Anthony for his work with Industry Super Australia over the la st six years. His thoughtful ... |
| | | ... retirement savings, keep businesses in business and Australians in jobs." Industry Super Australia chief economist Stephen Anthony said the report highlights the role industry super holds in Australia. "Everyone benefits from a strong industry super ... |
| | | ... these deadly power plants would be built," he said. In a statement accompanying the report, ISA chief economist Stephen Anthony said: "There is no single simple solution to Australia's energy trilemma right now. There is no reason to exclude any ... |
| | | ... in solving Australia's energy crisis. The paper, Modernising electricity sectors sees ISA chief economist Stephen Anthony highlight how the collective investment power of the industry funds could help solve some of Australia's energy problems. ... |
| | | ... changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax. He is joined by Industry Super Australia's chief economist Stephen Anthony, who is forecasting a cut of 25 basis points by the fourth quarter on the back of four factors: China's slowdown, Australia's ... |
| | | ... Australia's chief economist said the RBA's next move on the cash rate could be downwards. ISA chief economist Stephen Anthony said it is likely the Reserve Bank of Australia could shave 25 basis points off the 1.5% cash rate in the fourth quarter of ... |
| | | ... on average, but house prices have risen 87%. It's simply unsustainable," ISA chief economist and report author Stephen Anthony said. The paper highlighted a number of solutions to tackle the affordability crisis, starting with co-ordinated efforts across ... |
| | | ... affordability crisis, Industry Super Australia's latest whitepaper shows. ISA chief economist and report author Stephen Anthony said affordability has reached crisis point, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne, with Canberra not too far behind. "In the ... |
| | | ... the shortfall interest charge, the FHSSS would eat into compulsory superannuation savings. ISA chief economist Stephen Anthony said: "Super funds will be forced to dip into compulsory savings to cover shortfalls in 'guaranteed' returns, leaving people ... |
| | | ... Super Australia has been one group supporting the idea of further agriculture investment. ISA chief economist Stephen Anthony recently said that with the right expertise and policy settings, industry superannuation funds could be enticed to substantially ... |
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