Insights
-
The Ghosts of Christmas Yet to Come
Read more: The Ghosts of Christmas Yet to ComeOn 11 December 2024, the Australian Business Economists hosted their Annual Dinner in Sydney, featuring an insightful keynote address by Andrew Hauser, Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia. In his speech, Mr Hauser examined Australia’s economic outlook against the backdrop of global uncertainty, invoking the cautionary themes of Christmases past, present, and future…
-
Anika Foundation Keynote Address
Read more: Anika Foundation Keynote AddressOn 5 September 2024, Michele Bullock, Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, delivered the keynote address at the Anika Foundation fundraising luncheon in Sydney. In her speech, Governor Bullock explored the significant economic challenges posed by persistent high inflation, drawing on historical and current perspectives to outline the critical importance of achieving price stability.…
-
50 Shades Greener: The AOFM’s move into labelled bond issuance and the impact on the depth and breadth of the investor base
Read more: 50 Shades Greener: The AOFM’s move into labelled bond issuance and the impact on the depth and breadth of the investor baseOn 4 July 2024, Anna Hughes, Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Office of Financial Management, delivered a thought-provoking address at the Australian Business Economists luncheon. In her speech, Hughes explored the AOFM’s strategic shift towards labelled bond issuance, highlighting its potential to enhance the sustainability of Australia’s financial landscape. Through her insights, she examined…
-
Federal Budget 2024-25 Insights: A post-Budget address
Read more: Federal Budget 2024-25 Insights: A post-Budget addressOn 30 May 2024, Dr. Steven Kennedy PSM, Secretary to the Australian Treasury, delivered a post-Budget address to the Australian Business Economists in Sydney. His discussion encompassed the economic and fiscal outlook for 2024-25, delving into the global economic challenges, such as supply disruptions and geopolitical tensions, that have influenced Australia’s economic activity. Dr. Kennedy…
-
A Monetary Policy Fit for the Future
Read more: A Monetary Policy Fit for the FutureInsights from Michele Bullock’s Speech to Australian Business Economists On Wednesday, November 22, 2023, Michele Bullock, Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), delivered a speech at the Australian Business Economists Annual Dinner titled “A Monetary Policy Fit for the Future”. In her speech, Bullock addressed the current state of monetary policy in Australia…
-
Some Closing Remarks: A Reflection on Economic Challenges and Policy Frameworks
Read more: Some Closing Remarks: A Reflection on Economic Challenges and Policy FrameworksIn his final address as Governor to the Anika Foundation, Dr. Philip Lowe reflected on the economic challenges he encountered during his seven-year term and highlighted the importance of robust policy frameworks in navigating uncertainty. Dr. Lowe emphasised the need for a strong nominal anchor in the form of a medium-term inflation target for…
-
Climate Change: Australia’s Role as a Renewable Energy Superpower
Read more: Climate Change: Australia’s Role as a Renewable Energy SuperpowerThe Hon Chris Bowen MP addressed Australian Business Economists on the topic of climate change, emphasising Australia’s potential as a renewable energy superpower. Minister Bowen highlighted the importance of government policy in driving decarbonisation investment and acknowledged the private sector’s leading role in decarbonisation efforts over the past decade. He discussed the significance of legislating…
-
The Economic Outlook: Michele Bullock’s Insights on Australia’s Future
Read more: The Economic Outlook: Michele Bullock’s Insights on Australia’s FutureTo access this content, you must purchase Annual Membership or Student Membership.
-
COVID’s Impacts on the Economy, Labour Market, and Monetary Policy
Read more: COVID’s Impacts on the Economy, Labour Market, and Monetary PolicyOn 27 October 2020, the Australian Business Economists hosted the ABE Schools Conference via Zoom, an engaging event tailored for high school students in years 10 to 12. Sponsored by Westpac, the conference featured a keynote address by Natasha Cassidy, Acting Deputy Head of the Economic Analysis Department at the Reserve Bank of Australia, followed…
-
Tough Times, Easy Task
Read more: Tough Times, Easy TaskOn 5 June 2019, the Australian Business Economists hosted a Lunchtime Briefing in Sydney, featuring key speakers from the Australian Office of Financial Management (AOFM). Mr Rob Nicholl, Chief Executive Officer, and Mr Ian Clunies-Ross, Head of Investor Relations, shared their expertise on managing Australia’s debt portfolio and navigating financial complexities during uncertain times. Mr…
-
Economics and Schools – The Future of Wellbeing
Read more: Economics and Schools – The Future of WellbeingThe 2019 Australian Business Economists’ Student Conference brought together leading minds to explore the critical connections between economics and wellbeing. Hosted at the University of Technology Sydney, the event aimed to inspire future leaders by examining how economic policies can shape societal progress, individual happiness, and collective prosperity. The conference was designed to engage students…
-
The GFC and Beyond: What Have We Learned?
Read more: The GFC and Beyond: What Have We Learned?On 6 December 2018, the Australian Business Economists held their Annual Dinner in Sydney, featuring Dr Guy Debelle, Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, as the keynote speaker. Dr Debelle reflected on the profound lessons and lingering questions from the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), a decade after its onset. Dr Debelle highlighted the…