SAUL ESLAKE

Economist

SAUL ESLAKE

‘Welcome to my website …
I’m an independent economist, consultant, speaker,
and Vice-Chancellor’s Fellow at the University of Tasmania’

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Tasmanian economist Saul Eslake previews 2020 Federal Budget

Economic Policies, News, Tasmania | 6th October 2020

Preview of 2020 Federal Budget with Tasmanian Talks‘ Aaron Stevens, 5th October 2020


The treasurer ‘made the right call’ to recalibrate Coalition’s fiscal strategy

Economic Policies, News | 4th October 2020

Pre-budget interview on Sky News Australia with Sharri Markson, 4th October 2020


Coronavirus: Victorians fined more than rest of the country

News | 4th October 2020

Interview with Brett Mcleod on 9 News Melbourne, 5th October 2020 ‘Heavy-handed’ cops slammed after new COVID-19 fines data emerges. Victorians are paying a bigger price than other states because of the response to coronavirus – not just in terms of lockdowns, but also fines. One of Australia’s leading economists has labelled Victoria a police […]


Victoria heavy-handed on COVID fines: Eslake

News, Publications | 1st October 2020

The Australian, 30th September 2020


The tax system should preference new businesses, not small ones

News, Publications, Taxation | 29th September 2020

Article in The New Daily, a news site owned by industry superannuation funds, 29th September 2020.


Saul talks to well-known business commentator Peter Switzer

News, Tasmania, Taxation | 17th September 2020

Interview with Peter Switzer, 17th September 2020 Saul talks to well-known business commentator Peter Switzer about tax preferences for small business, and his proposal for the re-introduction of what Peter insists on calling a ‘death tax’ in Tasmania


Tassie economist Saul Eslake calls for discussions around tax reform in new report – Tasmania Talks

News, Tasmania, Taxation | 16th September 2020

Saul talks to Tasmania Talks’ Aaron Stevens about Reforming Tasmania’s tax system: some options report, 16th Sep 2020.


Covid-19 ends Australia’s 28-year run without a recession. Economy contracts a record 7% in the second quarter

News | 2nd September 2020

Comment on Australia’s Q2 GDP result in the Financial Times 2nd September 2020