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National Affairs What is a developing country anyway? Tim Colebatch 4 October 2019 Scott Morrison says China has graduated to the rich-countries club. The figures say something different National Affairs China, the world, and us Tim Colebatch 20 September 2019 Has Australia tied itself too closely to a single economy? International The Saudi oil shock: a symptom of a much bigger economic risk Adam Triggs 19 September 2019 Is a highly integrated global economy starting to come apart at the seams? National Affairs Protecting the economy from politicians. Could we? Should we? Adam Triggs 28 August 2019 Independent economic institutions needn’t undermine democracy

International Is China’s economic model really a threat? William H. Overholt 9 July 2019 China is a late example of the “Asian miracle” rather than a taste of the future National Affairs Nearly three decades of economic growth — and yet… John Edwards 8 July 2019 The Reserve Bank is running out of ways of tackling Australia’s economic malaise International Don’t mention the (trade) war Adam Triggs 1 July 2019 Amid missed opportunities, Scott Morrison scored an unexpected win Essays & Reportage Bretton Woods at seventy-five Selwyn Cornish 30 June 2019 Australia steered the goal of full employment into the international postwar order

Essays & Reportage A rising tide that hasn’t lifted all boats Peter Whiteford 31 May 2019 Is Australia becoming more equal, as some observers claim? The evidence tells a different story National Affairs Victoria: where black is always in Tim Colebatch 28 May 2019 A state budget that’s somehow in surplus still plays the wrong kind of politics with infrastructure National Affairs Housing boom, housing bust. What comes next? Tim Colebatch 24 May 2019 The government must make clear that it doesn’t want any more booms National Affairs Next up, a budget ambush? Rodney Tiffen 24 May 2019 The Coalition won the political battle, but will it fall into the same trap that blighted previous governments?