As Australians began to face continuing high inflation and concern over the economy in 2026, The Sydney Institute asked two economic “dries” to deliver papers on how to fix ongoing fiscal and monetary problems. On Monday 30 March 2026, Dimitri Burshtein - Financial services executive, economist, strategist, and commentator – joined Alex Sanchez - economist [...]
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Speakers: Dimitri Burshtein - Financial services executive, economist, strategist, and commentator, Alex Sanchez - Economist and former advisor to the Albanese Government Topic: Two Economic Dries - How to Restore Australia's Economic Prosperity Date: Monday 30 March 2026 Time: 5.30pm (NOTE EARLY START) Link sent on day of event OPEN TO ASSOCIATE MEMBERS ONLY
Speakers: Dimitri Burshtein - Financial services executive, economist, strategist, and commentator, Alex Sanchez - Economist and former advisor to the Albanese Government Topic: Two Economic Dries - How to Restore Australia's Economic Prosperity Date: Monday 30 March 2026 Time: 5.00pm for 5.30pm (NOTE EARLY START) Venue: The Sydney Institute, 47 Phillip St, (bet Bent & Bridge) Sydney [...]
New Labor government Treasurer Jim Chalmers set off a debate in early 2023 with his essay in The Monthly, "Capitalism after The Crisis". Faced with growing debt and an inflationary global economy, Chalmers seems to be proposing greater regulation of the market and more involvement of private investment in public projects. Is this just another way of bringing [...]
Speakers: Dimitri Burshtein - Principal Of Investor Relations, Eminence Advisory & occasional writer for The Australian & Sam Crosby - Fellow of the McKell Institute, author of The Trust Deficit and currently executive director of the St Vincent de Paul Society Date: Wednesday 26 April 2023 Time: 6 pm to 7 pm Topic: What’s Treasurer Jim Chalmers [...]
Speakers: Dimitri Burshtein - Principal Of Investor Relations, Eminence Advisory & occasional writer for The Australian & Sam Crosby - Fellow of the McKell Institute, author of The Trust Deficit and currently executive director of the St Vincent de Paul Society Date: Wednesday 26 April 2023 Time: 6 pm to 7 pm Topic: What’s Treasurer Jim Chalmers [...]
With reaction to the Abbott Government’s second budget a great deal more favourable that that which greeted the budget for 2014, The Sydney Institute brought together four political commentators to assess how the government could be seen to be doing. Jennifer Hewitt, National Affairs columnist, for The Australian Financial Review, Chris Kenny, columnist with The [...]
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