Inclusive Prosperity
How can we redefine and redistribute wealth? By Cilla DeLacy
It seems the great equalisers throughout history, in regards to wealth distribution, have been two world wars and the Great Depression according to Picketty’s latest work and as seen in Read More
16 Oct 2014 in Inclusive Prosperity
What would a high quality China free trade agreement look like? By Penny Wong
Australia risks signing up to a sub-standard free trade agreement with China because the Abbott Government is more interested in the politics than in the economics of trade. Tony Abbott is Read More
15 Oct 2014 in Inclusive Prosperity
“Get out of the way” is no substitute for economic policy By Tom Skladzien
The Australian economy has entered its 23rd year of expansion, an achievement that is almost unsurpassed in our economic history. But this expansion has also seen record levels of inequality develop, Read More
13 Aug 2014 in Inclusive Prosperity
Where will the jobs come from? By Jenny McAllister
In Vanity Fair in 2012 Professor Joseph Stiglitz reflected on the prolonged economic downturn in the United States, comparing it with the Great Depression. He argued that in both cases, Read More
17 Jul 2014 in Inclusive Prosperity
Joseph Stiglitz points the way to Labor’s future By Dennis Glover
First published by the Australian Financial Review. Recently a friend showed me the template of a graph currently circulating within one of Australia’s best-funded think tanks. It was titled “Framework for Read More
15 Jul 2014 in Inclusive Prosperity
Stiglitz broadens the horizon By Allison Orr
Economics can be a pretty dry pastime. Economists are in the business of looking at numbers and making sense from them. But numbers can't tell a story or inspire people; Read More
08 Jul 2014 in Inclusive Prosperity
In conversation with Joseph Stiglitz and Shadow Treasurer Chris Bowen By Chifley Research Centre
The Chifley Research Centre hosting Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz in conversation with shadow treasurer Chris Bowen and Chifley Research Centre Executive Director Michael Cooney on the economic perils facing Read More
02 Jul 2014 in Inclusive Prosperity
Cameron Clyne
Cameron Clyne is the former CEO of National Australia Bank and now chairman of advisory firm Camel Partners and a
Catherine King
Catherine King is the Shadow Minister for Health and Member for Ballarat.
Cilla DeLacy
Cilla has 20 years’ experience in public policy and corporate strategy across the water, land use planning and environmental management
David Coats
David Coats is in Australia as a Visitor at the Chifley Research Centre. He is a research fellow at the
Gabrielle Kuiper
Dr Gabrielle Kuiper has a background in science, sustainability and urban planning. She was previously Senior Adviser, Climate Change, Energy
Jim Chalmers
Jim Chalmers MP is Shadow Minister for Finance, and the federal Labor Member for Rankin. Prior to his election
Linda Tirado
Linda Tirado is a completely average American. She also has good rants about how much it sucks to be poor
Terri Butler
Terri Butler is the federal Labor Member for Griffith, Queensland.
Tim Kennedy
Tim Kennedy is national secretary of the National Union of Workers, organising for secure jobs and a fair Australia.
