Peter Swan

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With interest rates rising and house prices dropping in some cities, are potential first-home buyers getting closer to making that purchase?

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UNSW Business School Professor Peter Swan explains what a rate hike would mean for borrowers and the Australian economy 

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Stamp duty reform is needed in times of crisis where for every day parts of Australia are in lockdown, billions of dollars are taken away from subsidies to the states, says a UNSW property expert.

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A corporate tax cut might not bring the riches some supporters suggest, says Professor Peter Swan from the UNSW Business School.

 

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New research by UNSW Professor of Finance Peter Swan refutes the benefits of a proposed cut to corporate tax.

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New research reveals not only why female traders buy and sell less than men, but that they may be better at it, writes Peter Swan.

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Research shows that having experienced shareholders that use swing trading on boards is better for business than the independent directors required by the ASX, writes Peter Swan.

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​​​​New research from the UNSW Business School reveals individuals can make better traders than institutions​​.

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Any revenue gains from the move to amend or abolish the tax imputation system will prove illusory, writes Peter Swan.

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Advocates for unlimited debt – public or private – have failed to make their case, or even shown how it is possible without a breakdown of society, writes Peter Swan.

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