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Category Archives: Macroeconomy
Qld economy needs pick up in private sector investment
According to the latest National Accounts released by the ABS last week, private sector investment spending fell in Queensland over the March quarter (in seasonally adjusted terms) and State Final Demand would have fallen as well, if it were not … Continue reading
Posted in Macroeconomy, Mining, Uncategorized
Tagged abs, adani, investment, mining, nationalaccounts, qld, qldeconomy, queensland, queenswharf
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Qld economy surviving, but not thriving
In his latest column, Stormy times for an economy in the doldrums, Ross Gittins refers to Queensland’s “below-par” growth in State Final Demand, one of the statistics released by the ABS last Wednesday as part of the March quarter National … Continue reading
Posted in Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged abs, gdp, gsp, nationalaccounts, qld, qldtreasury, queensland, sfd, statefinaldemand
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Upcoming Qld Treasury post-Budget briefing on Qld’s economic outlook
Today is National Accounts day, one of those four glorious days each year on which we receive the latest quarterly GDP figures for the national economy, this time for the March quarter. Alas, based on the partial indicators such as … Continue reading
Posted in Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged gdp, gsp, qld, qldeconomy, qldtreasury, queensland
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Better policies would help Qld win the Economic State of Origin
At times during the last mining boom, Queensland was winning the economic State of Origin against NSW, with higher employment growth, a lower unemployment rate and a higher gross state product (GSP) per capita. But those glorious days are behind … Continue reading
Posted in Labour market, Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged blues, maroons, nsw, qld, queensland, queenslander, stateoforigin
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Interview with ABC Radio’s Steve Austin on “The time Australia’s Treasury almost ran out of money”
I had a nice chat with 612 ABC Brisbane’s Steve Austin last Friday morning regarding my time in the Australian Treasury, particularly during the financial crisis in 2008-09, and focusing on what he described as: The time Australia’s Treasury almost … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged aofm, ato, australia, bas, bonds, budget, cgs, debt, deficit, treasury
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Qld full-time employment still below level of five years ago, but hopefully is on the upswing
Queensland’s economic story over the last few years has been dominated by the end of the mining boom, which has had particularly adverse impacts in some Queensland regions, such as in the Fitzroy, Mackay and Townsville regions. The end of … Continue reading
Posted in Labour market, Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged fulltimejobs, jobs, miningboom, publicservice, qld, qldpol, qldpublicservice, queensland, queenslandtreasury, wa
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Palaszczuk will most likely beat Newman in jobs created over term of government
The Queensland Government looks likely to enter the next election campaign boasting a job creation record superior to the previous LNP Government’s. Let us put aside the debate over just how much credit governments deserve for job creation (but please … Continue reading
Posted in Labour market, Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged abs, jobs, newman, palaszczuk, qld, qldpol, queensland
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