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Australian economy pick-up follows in global slipstream

Australian economy pick-up follows in global slipstream

December 20, 2017 0 Comment

KPMG Economics in its final Quarterly Economic Outlook of the year has revised its forecasts for the global economy to 3.5 percent growth for 2017 and rising to 3.7 percent in 2018.

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Third quarter economic results: can the global economy pull Australia along?

Third quarter economic results: can the global economy pull Australia along?

September 29, 2017 0 Comment

On balance of risks KPMG Economics maintains its forecast of global growth for 2017 with real GDP at 3.0 percent lifting to 3.4 percent in 2018.

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Autumn arrives, but it’s sunshine for the economy

Autumn arrives, but it’s sunshine for the economy

March 1, 2017 0 Comment

Has Australia’s economy started to turn the corner? There is increasingly positive news.

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#MYEFO: not responding to changed circumstances and borrowing from the future unfair to future generations

#MYEFO: not responding to changed circumstances and borrowing from the future unfair to future generations

December 19, 2016 0 Comment

Put simply, we are simply not responding to our changed circumstances. Our first reading of MYEFO suggests for the period FY17 to FY20 government receipts are expected to be about…

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Exports at an all-time high – but the skill of a tightrope walker needed to balance the economy

Exports at an all-time high – but the skill of a tightrope walker needed to balance the economy

December 7, 2016 0 Comment

by Brendan Rynne, Partner, Chief Economist. The September quarter 2016 GDP results confirmed what was expected, which is an economy that’s in reverse in real terms. Unfortunately, the key cause…

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The sensible centre: building bi-partisan support for a new reform agenda for Australia

The sensible centre: building bi-partisan support for a new reform agenda for Australia

December 6, 2016 0 Comment

A wide and diverse Senate crossbench, a razor-thin majority in the House of Representatives, the odd rogue MP — it’s a daunting task getting anything through today’s parliament, let alone…

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KPMG responds to #Budget2016 R&D and economic implications

KPMG responds to #Budget2016 R&D and economic implications

May 3, 2016 0 Comment

On innovation, Paul Van Bergen, KPMG R&D Incentives Tax Partner said: The Budget contained some welcome news for innovative Australian companies.

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A healthier structural deficit: taking the temperature on healthcare

A healthier structural deficit: taking the temperature on healthcare

April 29, 2016 0 Comment

  Yesterday we released the ‘Solving the Structural Deficit’ report which is our contribution to the public conversation about creating a strong and sustainable Australia. It’s not just for now,…

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Structural deficit reform: growing Australia without borrowing from the future

Structural deficit reform: growing Australia without borrowing from the future

April 28, 2016 0 Comment

Australia is in its eighth year of substantial and unsustainable fiscal deficit. To be sure, this is partly due to the GFC and governments’ additional spending in response to this.…

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Leap Year Boost for Federal Government – a $1bn windfall to tax coffers

Leap Year Boost for Federal Government – a $1bn windfall to tax coffers

February 29, 2016 0 Comment

Who needs tax reform when you have the Gregorian Calendar? Says KPMG Chief Economist Brendan Rynne.

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