The Reserve Bank of Australia can help the country respond to climate change and structural shifts in the international financial system by facilitating macroeconomic research, its deputy governor has said.
Speaking in Sydney on July 9, deputy governor Andrew Hauser said the RBA could serve as a “training ground” for researchers and a collaborator that worked with leading Australian macroeconomic thinkers.
He said this was needed given the present challenges facing the Australian economy, such as
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