RBA argues against austerity: time for governments to start spending
Reserve Bank of Australia governor Glenn Stevens is arguing that global monetary policy is reaching its limits. With special feature audio.
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Australia’s central banker says the western world’s inability to durably lift economic growth is the biggest vulnerability the global financial system faces.
Reserve Bank of Australia governor Glenn Stevens told a Credit Suisse conference in New York earlier this week that there’s only so much
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Jenny Ruth
Thu, 21 Apr 2016
Thu, 21 Apr 2016
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RBA argues against austerity: time for governments to start spending
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