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Why the Middle East matters to Australia

Samy Akil , Anas Iqtait

The region may not dominate in the way Southeast Asia or the Pacific does at present, but it has before and can again.

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Revaluing the renminbi...

There are strong parallels between today’s US-China tensions over trade and US-Japan economic relations in the 1980s

By Mark Thirlwell

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Are Australian policymakers operating in a new global economy?

Developments including the rise of vertically specialised trade and the growing internationalisation of production, broader and deeper goods and financial market integration, the extension of international trade to the previously “non-tradeable” services sector, and the spread of international

By Mark Thirlwell

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Is the international trading system fragmenting? The dilemma for Australian trade policy

The post-World War II international trade policy framework is being challenged by a proliferation of bilateral and regional trading arrangements. Australia faces a choice over whether to join this preferential trade bandwagon and risk collateral damage to the multilateral trading system, or to go no

By Mark Thirlwell

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The consequences of China WTO accession on its neighbours

Southeast Asian industrial exports are now facing intense competition from Chinese industrial exports. How much more would competition increase with China's recent accession to the World Trade Organization? Would Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines and Thailand (the ASEAN-4) de-industrialise and return

By Warwick McKibbin

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Estimates of the costs of Kyoto-Marrakesh versus the McKibbin-Wilcoxen Blueprint

In this paper we update our earlier estimates of the cost of the Kyoto Protocol using the G-Cubed model, taking into account the new sink allowances from recent negotiations as well as allowing for multiple gases and new land clearing estimates.

By Warwick McKibbin, Peter J. Wilcoxen

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Changes in equity risk perceptions: global consequences and policy responses

The current weakness in the global economy has generated a debate on the likely outlook for the world economy and the appropriate response for monetary policies.

By Warwick McKibbin

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Revaluing the renminbi...

Are Australian policymakers operating in a new global economy?

Is the international trading system fragmenting? The dilemma for Australian trade policy

The consequences of China WTO accession on its neighbours

Estimates of the costs of Kyoto-Marrakesh versus the McKibbin-Wilcoxen Blueprint

Changes in equity risk perceptions: global consequences and policy responses

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