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The Great Recession that we dodged
In his ESSA debut, Brody Viney counts Australia’s lucky stars as other nations remain fraught with fiscal uncertainty.
The minimum wage debate
Why would you raise the minimum wage? Chandan Hegde weighs in on the economic dilemma playing out in the U.S.
Capitalism in Crisis: Income Inequality in the US
Marco Madzzar analyses the US post-GFC and explains the concerning trends of growing income inequality that the US faces.
Book Review: The Great Escape
Matthew Vethecan explores Angus Deaton’s new book, The Great Escape, which tells the story of how most of mankind’s escape to affluence has left some behind, and what we should do to help.
D-Day for debt restructuring
A radical interpretation of a standard debt clause by the New York Courts threatens to undermine sovereign debt restructuring worldwide.
The failures of neoliberalism
Emily Vuong presents a scathing evaluation of the predominant free-market ideology.
Lessons learnt from the EU crisis: looking forward
Jessica Stone holistically examines the cause, development and impact of the EU crisis.
The theocracy: an economist’s lament
Aristidi Armstrong makes the case for governments keeping their decision making free of religious influences – the economy will thank them for it!
Unemployment in America: the forgotten economic crisis
Most of Washington’s economic debate is over the long-standing budget deficit and the national debt, when the focus for policymakers should be on the long-term crisis in unemployment.
Still uncharted territory – post-crisis central banking
With the Bernanke reign coming to an end last week, Marco Madzzar reflects on the performance of the Federal Reserve during the global financial crisis, and looks to the new economic landscape for the Federal Reserve under Yellen in the post-GFC era.
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