Publications & Models

Macroeconomics offers a range of paid reports and economic models. Available reports and models can be securely purchased online using the eWay payment gateway.

Publications

Commonwealth & State Budget Bulletin
Released twice yearly

Provides comprehensive analysis of the fiscal position of each jurisdiction before each jurisdiction reports to provide a performance benchmark and includes extensive commentary.

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Latest bulletin: $990 inc GST
2009-10 set: $1,650 inc GST
Australian Finance Bulletin
Released twice yearly

Publication provides comprehensive analysis of the financial sector in Australia and developments on global markets by referencing our ‘volatility’ models anchored to our forecasts for the broader macro economy.


Latest bulletin: $1,980 inc GST
2009-10 set: $5,880 inc GST
Health Economics Report
Released twice yearly

This publication provides comprehensive analysis of Commonwealth Budget updates in terms of health policy and how the Federal and state governments are performing in terms of the COAG reform agenda.

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Latest bulletin: $440 inc GST
2009-10 set: $680 inc GST
Indigenous Budget Report
Released twice yearly

This publication provides comprehensive analysis of Commonwealth Budget updates in terms of indigenous policy and how the Federal and state governments are performing in terms of the reform agenda.

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Free to Health Bulletin Subscribers

Latest bulletin: $150 inc GST

Models

Macroeconomics offers a range of economic modelling tools including:

ME-iSTAR
Released twice yearly

ME-iSTAR (industries, states & territories and regions) is a general equilibrium industry & regional model of the Australian economy. For Australia and its states and territories, it provides detailed statistics on the industry level for 109 different industries. The regional statistics provide detailed information for 76 areas and 17 industries (including experimental estimates for additional 10 industries) built into the model.
 
The model provides both short and long term forecasts for industries within regions as well as Australia as a whole and its states and territories. It is Australia’s most useful regional model because it can be used to simulate the impacts of region specific economic and policy changes to gauge the impact on employment, wage levels, value-added and household consumption (the building blocks of the living standards for regional inhabitants). It is presented in user friendly Excel® spreadsheets.


Latest model: $6,720 inc GST
2009-10 set: $13,440 inc GST