2025 marks another milestone as the country undergoes government reforms and shifts their budget concentration to infrastructure development to target higher economic growth. The question is how has this transition impacted Vietnam’s short and long-term economic prospects?
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With the 2025 Federal election fast approaching, selecting the right candidate to represent Australia’s best interests is at the forefront of many of our minds. For young people in particular, the cost-of-living crisis, HECS debt, and the housing crisis mean we are increasingly concerned with economic and financial matters, and our votes will be heavily influenced by our economic interests. With that, analysing and comparing the economic policy of different political parties can help you make an informed choice of who to vote for — for the sake of your economic future and Australia’s economic future alike.
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In a startling move, ASIC has announced it will be suing AustralianSuper over delays that have left thousands of grieving families in limbo. Allegedly, many death benefit claims have been left unprocessed for years, causing families to wait up to four years for a payout. In the last six months, ASIC has ramped up its scrutiny of the superannuation sector by launching similar lawsuits against other superfund giants. As the pattern of deficiencies grows, the question looms: is Australia’s superannuation system capable of upholding its intent, or is it time for a fundamental overhaul?
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With Fiscal Rules being a less explored part of fiscal policy, this article attempts to construct a rationale for why...
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Ben Franklin, one of the fathers of the United States said that death and taxes are the only constants in...
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One of Australia’s prominent business commentators, Alan Kohler, summed it up perfectly in his contribution to today’s Business Spectator: As...
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