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China’s Economy
Asian Economies, The Global Economy | 10th March 2021China’s was the only major economy to record positive growth in 2020. In this talk Saul will discuss the sustainability of the recovery that’s been under way since the second quarter of 2020, the medium-term risks associated with China’s high debt levels, banking system and exchange rate regime. He will also talk about prospects for […]
Tasmania’s Economy and Trade
Tasmania | 2nd March 2021Presentation to Heads of Mission of ASEAN Member Countries to Australia, Launceston, 2nd March 2021
Tasmania in the time of Covid-19 (and afterwards)
Tasmania | 20th February 2021Presentation to the Pharmacy Guild of Australia’s Annual Tasmanian State Conference 20th February 2021
Tasmania’s Economy and Education Systems in the Time of Covid-19 (and Afterwards)
Education, Tasmania | 18th February 2021Presentation to the University of Tasmania’s Strategic Forum (comprising the University’s senior academic and administrative staff) Sandy Bay Campus, Hobart, 18th February 2021
Interview with Tasmania Talks’ Mike O’loughlin
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, News, Tasmania | 16th February 2021Saul talks to Tasmania Talks’ Mike O’loughlin on 16th February, 2021 about “arriving in a foreign country”, Jobseeker payment, Mid-Year Review of Tasmania Budget, and the lifting of compulsory superannuation rate.
Economist Saul Eslake questions need for so many details
Australian Society and Politics, News, Tasmania | 15th February 2021Saul comments on ‘visa requirements’at Tasmanian airports and lack of social distancing despite bureaucratic procedures supposedly ordained to “keep Tasmanians safe”
Covid-19 globally and the prospects for the world economy
The Global Economy | 10th February 2021Saul talks to Alan Kohler about Covid-19 globally and the prospects for the world economy, 10th February 2021
CommSec ranks Tasmania the top performing State economy
Tasmania | 29th January 2021Saul talks to new Tasmania Talks host Mike O’Loughlin about the CommSec which ranks Tasmania the top performing State economy for the fourth quarter in a row.