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31
May
2021
Cash rate should stay on hold for the next year »
The official cash rate should remain at a historic low of 0.1 per cent for at least one year, according to the ANU RBA Shadow Board.
24
Feb
2021
Laughter isn’t always the best medicine for work stress »
Humour helps us deal with the stress of juggling work and family commitments, but only when we seek it out, according to a new ANU study.
02
Nov
2020
As lockdown lifts, rates should stay put »
Despite Victoria’s success in containing COVID-19 and lifting stage-four restrictions, interest rates should stay low, says ANU Shadow RBA.
31
Aug
2020
Case for keeping rates low remains strong: Shadow RBA »
With Australia's economy remaining fragile due to COVID-19, the official cash rate should remain on hold for now, according to The...
20
Jul
2020
Tax shake up needed for a more equitable Australia »
Australia needs to move to a dual income tax system to ensure greater generational equity, ANU experts urge in a new report.
01
Jun
2020
Cash rate should stay low despite eased lockdown »
Interest rates should remain on hold for months to come, says ANU Shadow RBA
18
May
2020
COVID sees profits plummet for self-employed Australians »
More than four-in-five self-employed Australians say their profits have taken a significant hit because of COVID-19, new ANU analysis shows.
14
May
2020
New tool to help transition from JobKeeper »
Researchers from have shown how the Federal Government‘s JobKeeper scheme could be down as the economy re-opens and recovery takes shape.
30
Apr
2020
Budget black and white when it comes to transparency »
While heading for the red, Australia's budget is in much better shape when it comes to transparency, a new report shows.
22
Apr
2020
Debt-laden firms are more likely to risk work safety: study »
New research has found companies cutting corners on workplace safety to boost short-term financial gains is rife.
The researchers...
17
Apr
2020
COVID-19 is the time to double down on Australia’s big build »
The COVID-19 crisis could be the perfect time for a building boom, according to Associate Professor Sara Bice.
19
Nov
2019
Hubris behind corporate unethical behaviour »
New research from The Australian National University (ANU) has found overconfidence driven by outstanding performance is the decisive...
29
Aug
2019
Twitter can improve accuracy of profit forecasts »
New research from The ANU shows Twitter data can be used to give more accurate profit forecasts for companies in the consumer sector.
The...
28
Jun
2019
Why US elections cause international stock market declines »
New research has revealed the full economic impact US elections have on international financial markets.
25
Jun
2019
RBA Governor call for perspective on economic doom and gloom »
Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia Phillip Lowe has played down the likelihood of another global financial crisis while urging...
08
May
2019
Banks using ineffective tools to combat unethical behaviour »
Australia’s big four banks are spending big money on frameworks to combat unethical behaviour that “simply don’t work”.
26
Oct
2018
Federal Government welcomes new ANU Asian economic research »
Deputy Secretary of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, Dr David Gruen, has launched a new ANU bureau for economic policy...
08
Oct
2018
New database tracks Chinese investment into Australia »
A new public database tracking Chinese investment in Australia shows $40.4 billion worth of investment over the past four years.
03
Oct
2018
How humour can help reduce workplace stress »
ANU research has found a bit of humour at work can help employees deal with workplace aggression and stressful situations.
25
Sep
2018
Retirees out of pocket under proposed tax imputation policy »
Research finds the Labor Party’s proposal to end cash refunds for excess imputation credits hit the hip pocket of retirees.
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