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Profit share
The roles of profits, wages and costs in driving inflation has been widely discussed in recent months. Claims by the
By
David Richardson
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Richard Denniss
Macroeconomics
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Wages & Entitlements
Profits and Inflation in Mining and Non-Mining Sectors
New research from the Centre for Future Work at the Australia Institute has shed further light on the role of
By
Greg Jericho
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Jim Stanford
Macroeconomics
RBA Review a Missed Opportunity
The Commonwealth Treasury has released the report of a three-person panel charged with reviewing the structure, governance, and effectiveness of
By
Anis Chowdhury
Macroeconomics
Submission to the Reserve Bank Reforms 2023 bill
The Australia Institute argued that the RBA review’s proposal to remove the Australian Parliament’s power to override the RBA on
By
Matt Grudnoff
Labour Standards & Workers' Rights
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Macroeconomics
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Unions & Collective Bargaining
The Irrelevance of Minimum Wages to Future Inflation
Increasing minimum wage would not drive inflation up: new report A significant increase to the minimum wage, and accompanying increases
By
Greg Jericho
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Jim Stanford
Macroeconomics
The Limits of CGE Modelling
Economic modelling is a central element of economic and policy debate in Australia. Yet the assumptions that underpin the most
By
Matt Saunders
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Richard Denniss
Employment & Unemployment
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Macroeconomics
Tolerate Unemployment, but Blame the Unemployed
Chronic Unemployment a Consequence of Deliberate Economic Policies For the last generation macroeconomic policy in Australia has been based on
By
David Richardson
Macroeconomics
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Wages & Entitlements
Wages, Taxes and the Budget: How to Genuinely Improve Living Standards
This week’s pre-election Commonwealth budget will feature reductions in personal income taxes, as the Coalition government tries to overcome a
By
Jim Stanford
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Troy Henderson
Employment & Unemployment
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Macroeconomics
What’s a Million, Anyway?
Million jobs not what it used to be: new report In the lead-up to the 2013 federal election, then-Opposition Leader
By
Jim Stanford
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Matt Grudnoff
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Troy Henderson
Macroeconomics
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Wages & Entitlements
An Economy That Works for People
The new Commonwealth government is hosting a major Jobs Summit in September 2022, bring together representatives from a range of
By
Jim Stanford
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