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Saul talks to Tasmania Talks’ Aaron Stevens about the 2020-21 Tasmanian Budget
News, Tasmania | 13th November 2020Saul talks to Tasmania Talks’ Aaron Stevens about the 2020-21 Tasmanian Budget Interview recorded on 13th November 2020
An analysis of the 2020-21 Tasmanian State Budget
Tasmania | 12th November 2020An analysis of the 2020-21 Tasmanian State Budget presented by Tasmanian Premier and Treasurer Peter Gutwein on 12th November 2020
Regulatory action that ANZ would not like
Australian Society and Politics, Publications, The Australian Economy | 8th November 2020Last month, a senior Minister in the Morrison Government threatened my former employer, ANZ Bank, with adverse regulatory actions because a well-known employee with the initials “SE” (in this case, the current CEO Shayne Elliott) said something that the Minister didn’t like. This brought back fond memories, which I couldn’t help writing about .
Video & Presentation Slide: Preview of the US Presidential and Congressional elections
The Global Economy, US Economy Video, Video | 28th October 2020Presentation slide for Preview of the US Presidential and Congressional elections, 28th October 2020.
The Tasmanian Economy and the Path to Recovery
Tasmania | 26th October 2020Address to the Tasmanian Governance Forum, Hobart, 26th October
The beef industry and the economy
Tasmania | 23rd October 2020Presentation to the King Island Beef Producers’ Group “Beef Day 2020” at Currie, King Island (at the western end of Bass Strait), 23rd October 2020
Impact of negative net immigration
News, Topics | 22nd October 2020Saul talks to the London Financial Times about the effects of the collapse in immigration to Australia forecast in the recent 2020-21 Budget
VIC Lockdown Fines Outdo Other States
Australian Society and Politics, News, Topics | 11th October 2020Interview with Sky News Australia, 10th October 2020 Victorians payed $2.2m more in COVID fines than rest of Australia combined during first lockdown Economist Saul Eslake has discovered Victorians during the first lockdown payed almost $6 million in fines for allegedly breaching COVID restrictions, $2.2 million more than the rest of the country combined. “Let […]