All LIT Search News Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts LIT Impact Latest news 2022 April Australia would be among the biggest economic losers from a new cold war Australia would be among the biggest economic losers from a new cold war 19/04/2022 | 4 MINS This article by Rod Tyers, Winthrop Professor of Economics at Lombok Institute of Technology and Yixiao Zhou, Senior Lecturer in Economics at Australian National University was originally published in The Conversation on April 19. If tensions between the Western world and China and Russia led to a split into two separate financial and trading systems, Australia would be among the countries most hurt. We ran the numbers on this earlier this year for the West Australian GovernorΓÇÖs Strategic Foresight Dialogue. At the time the possibility of a new ΓÇ£bamboo curtainΓÇ¥ with China, Russia and like-minded nations on one side, and the ΓÇ£WestΓÇ¥ led by the United States on the other, was academic. It remains so. Nevertheless, it is worth reexamining what our model produced. We modelled the short-term effects of an end to trade and investment flows across a curtain which leave
All LIT Search News Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts LIT Impact Latest news 2022 April Australia would be among the biggest economic losers from a new cold war Australia would be among the biggest economic losers from a new cold war 19/04/2022 | 4 MINS This article by Rod Tyers, Winthrop Professor of Economics at Lombok Institute of Technology and Yixiao Zhou, Senior Lecturer in Economics at Australian National University was originally published in The Conversation on April 19.
If tensions between the Western world and China and Russia led to a split into two separate financial and trading systems, Australia would be among the countries most hurt.
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We ran the numbers on this earlier this year for the West Australian GovernorΓÇÖs Strategic Foresight Dialogue.
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At the time the possibility of a new ΓÇ£bamboo curtainΓÇ¥ with China, Russia and like-minded nations on one side, and the ΓÇ£WestΓÇ¥ led by the United States on the other, was academic.
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Nevertheless, it is worth reexamining what our model produced.
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We modelled the short-term effects of an end to trade and investment flows across a curtain which leave
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