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Mark Thirlwell has an essay in the March-April issue of Pacific Standard that takes a look at Australia’s recent economic success and assesses whether we can keep beating the odds. Is Australia’s 21-year run of economic growth the product of a successful economic model? Or are we just another in a long line of economic bubbles waiting to burst?
A bibliography for the piece is available for download.
Australian model or Australian bubble?
About the author
Mark Thirlwell
One of Australia’s leading commentators on the international economy, Mark has been tracking global economic trends since he joined the Bank of England’s International Divisions in 1990 where he worked as part of the Whitehall Economists Subgroup, coordinating the forecasting of major emerging markets across the Bank, Treasury, the FCO and other stakeholders.
The full text of 'Can Australia keep beating the economic odds?' is available from the Pacific Standard website at: http://www.psmag.com/magazines/march-april-2013/australia-economy-recession-53744/
