Zac Gross
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Australian macroeconomist
Would a corporate tax cut boost productivity in Australia? So far, the evidence is unclear
theconversation.com/would-a-corp...
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Would a corporate tax cut boost productivity in Australia? So far, the evidence is unclear
In Australia, it remains unclear why previous corporate tax reductions largely failed to generate investment.
https://theconversation.com/would-a-corporate-tax-cut-boost-productivity-in-australia-so-far-the-evidence-is-unclear-258575?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=bylineblueskybutton
3 months ago
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5 months ago
This is so dope, well done
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Rate Outcome Probabilities by RBA Meeting
https://igross.github.io/cash-rate-forecasts
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Jamie Hall
6 months ago
This, by
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, is very smart take on how Albo should respond to the Trump tariffs
open.substack.com/pub/gross/p/...
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The Smart Way to Retaliate Against Trumpās Tariffs
Why make your own citizens pay, when you can make Big Pharma do it instead?
https://open.substack.com/pub/gross/p/the-smart-way-to-retaliate-against?r=2htd&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false
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I was skeptical but it turns out cost of living subsides do affect underlying inflation rates! The trimmed mean can still be substantially affected, but the weighted median is relatively unbiased
add a skeleton here at some point
8 months ago
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Mark Graph
8 months ago
Another excellent piece by
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and why I will be looking at the weighted median when it comes out later today.
open.substack.com/pub/gross/p/...
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Which price is right?
How subsidies affect underlying inflation
https://open.substack.com/pub/gross/p/a-gentlemans-guide-to-de-duking-the?r=cqere
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9 months ago
A great read on estimating the NAIRU from
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#auspol
#ausbiz
#ausecon
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In NAIRU We Trust (But Verify)
The RBA has beefed up it's approach to the estimating full employment
https://gross.substack.com/p/in-nairu-we-trust-but-verify
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There have been two economic charts going semi-viralā or at least what counts as viral for ABS statisticsāin the past couple of weeks. Both claim to show a dramatic fall in living standards in Victoria and Australia. Both are wrong.
gross.substack.com/p/mean-charts
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Mean Charts
On Wednesdays we calculate the median wage statistics
https://gross.substack.com/p/mean-charts
10 months ago
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3 year terms often get criticised for undermining long term reform. But IMO lots of the legislation wouldnāt have passed this week if the non government parties didnāt have the impending election in mindā¦
10 months ago
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Be still my beating heart!
www.afr.com/politics/fed...
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RBA board overhaul back in play after Labor, Greens reopen talks
The Albanese government has reopened talks with the Greens on reforms of the Reserve Bank, two months after declaring them dead.
https://www.afr.com/politics/federal/labor-greens-talks-puts-rba-board-overhaul-back-in-play-20241127-p5ktt2
10 months ago
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10 months ago
In this working paper that was published today, Matthew Maltman and I review some of the economic evidence on the effects of āØupzoningāØin Auckland in 2016. tldr: We find remarkably robust evidence that upzoning led to more housing and lower rents in Auckland. Wow!
www.motu.nz/our-research...
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Matthew Yglesias
10 months ago
They should just rename vaccines āsupplementsā so everyone will like them.
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The "inflation is turfing out governments everywhere" narrative is vastly overblown IMO. 1) We are talking about 7 data points. 7! 2) Inflation peaked in 2022/23, but there is no anti incumbent results then 3) It randomly excludes some elections where the incumbent party did better like Mexico!
10 months ago
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Another example of the RBA Board's wonky thinking. They are right to be worried that they haven't done enough. But lending and asset prices are the wrong metric to assess that by. Persistently high inflation should be their yardstick!
10 months ago
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@chrishewitt.bsky.social
in light of recent events in the US what are the best last minute recastings of a movie lead?
about 1 year ago
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Australian inflation update! A surprising monthly fall should take the December hike off the table. Hopefully it's a sign of things to come!
almost 2 years ago
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@t0nyyates.bsky.social
any insights on our new Deputy Gov?
www.afr.com/policy/econo...
almost 2 years ago
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Removing the Treasurers ability to override the RBA doesnāt mean it will be completely independent. Just that the override power will shift from the Treasurer to the Parliament as I explain here:
gross.substack.com/p/everyone-l..
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almost 2 years ago
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Red hot inflation everywhere you look!
almost 2 years ago
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I play in an intramural sports comp on campus. I used to think playing against a student I teach would be awkward. Now I know the real nightmare is being referred by one. š¬
almost 2 years ago
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@mattcowgill.bsky.social
who is posting here? My timeline is very dry.
almost 2 years ago
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