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The way forward for Australia-China trade relations

03 Jul 2020

UNSW academics offer differing solutions in the attempt to ‘cool down’ rising trade tensions between Australia and China.

Trump or Biden: Who will be better for the AU-US trade deal?

02 Jul 2020

The US is still an important market for Australia but ultimately an international multilateral-based trading system is better than the US having deals of managed trade around the world, says JW Nevile Fellow in Economics Tim Harcourt.

Australia-UK free trade deal: What does this mean for Australian businesses post-Brexit?

24 Jun 2020

Australian exporters want a trade agreement with the UK as well as the EU, says international trade expert.

8 tips on how to help Australia recover post-coronavirus

03 Jun 2020

JW Neville Fellow in Economics Tim Harcourt advises that Australia can use higher education and digital learning to skill up the workforce and build greater capacity in the economy.

How the US-China trade agreement and COVID-19 investigation influenced China’s new barley tariffs

22 May 2020

In 2018, China began a barley investigation in response to Australia imposing anti-dumping duties on Chinese steel and aluminium.

Vital Signs: Australian barley growers are the victims of weaponised trade rules

22 May 2020

China's dumping stoush with Australia isn't just about barley. But it is about trade and unfinished business in global trade rules.

The pieces of Australia post-coronavirus are falling into place

20 May 2020

We will trade, but take more account of our interests than before, and we will trust government more.

China might well refuse to take our barley, and there would be little we could do

12 May 2020

The threat of punitive tariffs made by China against Australian barley isn't new. The consequences could be dramatic.

JW Nevile Fellow in Economics Tim Harcourt, UNSW Business School.

Coronanomics: The impact of COVID-19 on technology and telecommunications

01 May 2020

Outsourcing and offshoring will slow down due to social distancing measures and political pressures to keep jobs at home, says economist Tim Harcourt.

In the case of a two-fold crisis of public health and economics, it could well be proven that the shield is more effective than the stimulus.

Coronanomics: 8 things we now know about economic policy at home and beyond

16 Apr 2020

If the 1991 recession is the ‘recession we had to have’ then 2020 is the economic slowdown we had to engineer.

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