CEPAR-CAMA Policy Dialogue on ‘Policy Dialogue on Migration and Ageing in a Multicultural Australia’ at ANU Crawford School on 20 May 2024.

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ANU CAMA ANU Crawford School of Public Policy Peter Tulip James Morley Mariano Kulish Begoña Domínguez Besa The case to hold rates is the average of the members vote. My vote was to increase rates as it has been for some time.

ANU’s Shadow RBA Board recommends holding the interest rate steady at 4.35% tomorrow, but sees increasing upside risk. Given recent inflation data, it is only 51% confident that keeping the rate on hold is the appropriate policy in the short term.

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Why are sensible people worried about Australia’s new industrial policy ? We know Oz governments can pick winners. They chose to build submarines in South Australia…

CEPAR-CAMA Policy Dialogue on ‘Policy Dialogue on Migration and Ageing in a Multicultural Australia’ at ANU Crawford School on 20 May 2024.

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In Washington DC visiting Peterson Institute. I have done this trip regularly for 35 years. This time feels different -more abusive drivers, more running red lights (esp. motorbikes). When leaders ignore laws and conventions, society changes. Leadership matters fundamentally. ANU Crawford School of Public Policy

New CAMA working paper (Vol: 26/2024): ‘Climate Change and Sovereign Risk: A Regional Analysis for the Caribbean’, by Matthew Agarwala , Matt Burke, Jennifer Doherty-Bigara, Pati Klusak and Kamiar Mohaddes

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On Future Made in Australia- core principles: Those that lose tax payers funds should lose their money first. Those who win from government subsidies should pay back the tax payers investments times 1+x. Politician’s who pick losers should be held financially accountable.

CAMA working paper (Vol: 25/2024): ‘Mental Accounts and Consumption Sensitivity Across the Distribution of Liquid Assets, by James Graham James Graham Uni of Sydney Economics and Robert A. McDowall L.E.K. Consulting

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Find the latest CAMA research, working papers, publications, events and more… (CAMA Newsletter Issue 70 in March 2024):

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CAMA working paper (Vol: 24/2024): ‘Trend-Cycle Decomposition After COVID’, by Güneş Kamber IMF, James Morley and Benjamin Wong Monash University

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CAMA working paper (Vol: 23/2024): ‘Macroeconomic and Financial Effects of Natural Disasters’, by Sandra Eickmeier Deutsche Bundesbank, Josefine Quast IMF, Yves Schüler Deutsche Bundesbank

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Submission Deadline for the 6th Behavioral Macro Workshop, this year at Uni Heidelberg, is March 31!
Keynotes: Luba Petersen and Bruce Preston! More info: behavioralmacro-workshop.com
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CAMA working paper (Vol: 22/2024): ‘Technological Synergies, Heterogeneous Firms and Idiosyncratic Volatility’, by Jesús Fernández-Villaverde, Yang Yu and Francesco Zanetti

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CAMA working paper (Vol: 21/2024): ‘Quantifying Qualitative Survey Data with Panel Data Structure’, by Alexandros Botsis, Christoph Görtz and Plutarchos Sakellaris

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RBA Shadow Board firmly recommends holding the cash rate target (CRT) steady at 4.35% tomorrow. It is 61% confident this is the appropriate policy, with risk remaining both on the up and downside, however.

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New CAMA WP (20/2024): ‘Behind the Curve: Econometric Estimation and Sectoral Decomposition of the Japanese Beveridge Curve’s Evolution Around the COVID-19 Pandemic’, by Corrado Di Guilmi and Georgia K. Rylah UTS

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Welcome Changchen Ge Monash University to CAMA as a Doctoral Student Associate. Changchen’s research interests are in the Model Uncertainty and Macro-Econometrics program.

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New CAMA working paper (Vol: 19/2024): ‘Business Cycle and Health Dynamics during the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Scandinavian Perspective, by Hilde C. Bjørnland, Malin C. Jensen and Leif Anders Thorsrud CAMP BI

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New CAMA working paper (Vol 18/2024): ‘Accounting for Individual-Specific Heterogeneity in Intergenerational Income Mobility’, by Yoosoon Chang, Steven N. Durlauf, Bo Hu and Joon Y. Park

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