Freebairn Public Lecture Series
The Freebairn Lecture is named after Professor John Freebairn, Richie Chair in Economics, in recognition of the many significant contributions he has made to Economics and Public Policy.
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Turning luck into pluck: Positioning Australia for an uncertain future with Ms Allegra Spender MP
After more than 20 years of economic stability, Australia faces an uncertain future. Global disruption, a challenging energy transition, a widening intergenerational inequity, shifting demographics, flatlining productivity and slowing living standards threaten our prosperity and resilience.
Allegra Spender explores the smart decisions she believes will be essential to shaping Australia's economic future.
Past lectures
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Trusted for the times: the evolution of the Australian Government and public service
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Central Bank Reviews: An International Comparison
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Tax reform in Australia: An impossible dream?
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Watching the Invisibles
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Creating wealth: how economies grow
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Fiscal outcomes in a time of increasing political spin and unanticipated economic change
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Markets, monopolies and moguls: the relationship between inequality and competition
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Economic Policy for the 21st century
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Turning luck into pluck: Positioning Australia for an uncertain future