The Gains and Losses from Globalization
Globalization | 13th August 2003
Globalization | 13th August 2003
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Globalization | 13th August 2003
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THE WORLD ECONOMY THIS WEEK
27th June 2022
This chart pack, published on Monday morning (Eastern Australian time) each week, portrays developments in the global economy and in the economies of major nations and regions – the United States, Europe, China, Japan, other East Asian economies, India, Canada, Australia & New Zealand*, Latin America and Central & Eastern Europe – with particular emphasis on:
- the impact of Covid-19,
- economic growth,
- labour markets,
- international trade and payments,
- inflation,
- fiscal and monetary policy,
- bond, currency and stock markets, and
- where relevant, political developments
The pack typically runs to 110-120 pages and includes more than 570 individual charts as well as tables and text.
* for more detailed coverage of Australia and New Zealand please see The Australian Economy this Week and The New Zealand Economy this Month, respectively.
THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY THIS WEEK
1st July 2022
This chart pack, published on Friday evening (Eastern Australian time) each week, portrays developments in the Australian economy, with particular emphasis on:
- the impact of Covid-19,
- broad indicators of economic growth,
- conditions in the business sector
- the household sector, and consumer spending
- housing finance and construction. and the residential property market
- the labour market
- commodity prices, trade and the balance of payments
- inflation,
- fiscal and monetary policy,
- Australian financial markets
Closer to this year’s federal elections – which have to be held no later than 29th May – we will include some pages on political developments as well.
The pack typically runs to 80-90 pages and includes some 280 charts.
For coverage of the global economy, please see The World Economy this Week
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ABC Radio National Breakfast
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Dr Joe Flood, Adjunct Fellow, RMIT University, Pandemicia
“Thank you very much for your excellent presentation for the Economic Society today. It is always a great pleasure to hear your eloquent, up-to-date and comprehensive talks.”
Andrew Trembath, economist, Victorian and Australian Government agencies
online events @ saul-eslake.com
WHAT'S NEW
Most Recent Articles, Talks and Presentations
The World Economy this Week 2022-06-27
The World Economy This Week | 27th June 2022The Australian Economy this Week 2022-07-01
The Australian Economy This Week | 1st July 2022The World Economy this Week 2022-07-04
Topics
4th July 2022
Global economic trends affecting the Australian wine industry
The Australian Economy, The Global Economy
27th June 2022
Managing the Budget
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, The Australian Economy
23rd June 2022
What the Reserve Bank is trying to achieve now
Economic Policies, News, Recent Media Interview, The Australian Economy
22nd June 2022
The 2022-23 Tasmanian State Budget
Tasmania
26th May 2022
A new dawn over stormy seas
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Publications, The Australian Economy
23rd May 2022
Who is a better economic manager?
Australian Society and Politics, News, Recent Media Interview, The Australian Economy
21st May 2022
Monash University Indonesia and XSPI webinar
Asian Economies, The Australian Economy
17th May 2022
The Morrison Government’s “Super for Housing” (with Joe O’Brien)
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Housing, News, Recent Media Interview
16th May 2022
The Morrison Government’s “Super for Housing” (with Peter Ryan)
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Housing, News, Recent Media Interview
16th May 2022
Tasmania Talks 16 May 2022
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Housing, News, Recent Media Interview, Tasmania
16th May 2022
Why Reserve Bank needs to raise rates next week
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Economic Video, News, The Australian Economy
28th April 2022
PUBLICATIONS
Here you can find articles or essays which I have written and which have been published elsewhere
A new dawn over stormy seas
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Publications, The Australian Economy | 23rd May 2022
Who are the ‘better managers’ of Australia’s economy?
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Publications, The Australian Economy | 21st April 2022
The costs and consequences of ‘small business fetishism’
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Publications, Taxation, The Australian Economy | 10th December 2021
A chat with Alan Kohler
Economic Video, Publications | 19th October 2021
Old wine in new bottles: more ‘rent-seeking’ from South Australian manufacturing interests
Economic Policies, Publications, The Australian Economy | 17th September 2021
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Publications, The Australian Economy | 23rd May 2022
Who are the ‘better managers’ of Australia’s economy?
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Publications, The Australian Economy | 21st April 2022
The costs and consequences of ‘small business fetishism’
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Publications, Taxation, The Australian Economy | 10th December 2021
A chat with Alan Kohler
Economic Video, Publications | 19th October 2021
Old wine in new bottles: more ‘rent-seeking’ from South Australian manufacturing interests
Economic Policies, Publications, The Australian Economy | 17th September 2021
NEWS
TV, Radio & Print Media
What the Reserve Bank is trying to achieve now
Economic Policies, News, Recent Media Interview, The Australian Economy | 22nd June 2022
Who is a better economic manager?
Australian Society and Politics, News, Recent Media Interview, The Australian Economy | 21st May 2022
The Morrison Government’s “Super for Housing” (with Joe O’Brien)
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Housing, News, Recent Media Interview | 16th May 2022
The Morrison Government’s “Super for Housing” (with Peter Ryan)
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Housing, News, Recent Media Interview | 16th May 2022
Tasmania Talks 16 May 2022
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Housing, News, Recent Media Interview, Tasmania | 16th May 2022
Economic Policies, News, Recent Media Interview, The Australian Economy | 22nd June 2022
Who is a better economic manager?
Australian Society and Politics, News, Recent Media Interview, The Australian Economy | 21st May 2022
The Morrison Government’s “Super for Housing” (with Joe O’Brien)
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Housing, News, Recent Media Interview | 16th May 2022
The Morrison Government’s “Super for Housing” (with Peter Ryan)
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Housing, News, Recent Media Interview | 16th May 2022
Tasmania Talks 16 May 2022
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Housing, News, Recent Media Interview, Tasmania | 16th May 2022
TESTIMONIALS
What Others Say
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“I have never known an economist to have such a knowledge of world economic facts and to be able to bring to bear so much information in answering a question without notice”
Charles Goode, Chairman, ANZ Bank, July 2009
“Saul Eslake is … a highly regarded independent economist with the highest degree of integrity"
John Durie, Columnist, The Australian, July 2009
“… one of the few people in this world who can have so many oranges up in the air at the same time but still manage to catch them"
Andrew Clark, journalist, Australian Financial Review, November 2008
LINKS
Useful Links
Below is a list of links I’ve found useful under the following broad topics
- Data and policy
- Australian economic data
- Australian economic policy makers
- Overseas and international economic statistics
- Economic journalists, economists and academics
- Australian economic journalists
- Australian economists and academics
- Overseas economists, journalists and academics