Contemporary Economic Statistics

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U3A1

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One example of a government intervention in markets that unintentionally leads to a decrease in one
of allocative, productive, dynamic or intertemporal efficiency

Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) tarrif exemption to encourage people to buy EV cars.

  • if employers provide EV cars to employees, employers don’t have to pay a FBT, making it cheaper and more attractive for other companies where resources allocated towards EV’s can take away resources allocated to other industries


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U3A2

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Strong and Sustainable Economic Growth

2.5% economic growth over past 2 years

  • it’s weak because of weak household consumption; high cost of living prices


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Overseas growth affecting AD

Chinese growth slowed down in June 2026, meaning there’s less demand for Chinese exports and imports, meaning AD lowers

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Productivity

Australia’s productivity has fallen 0.6% over the past 2 years meaning there’s less AS

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Full Employment

In June 2026, Australia’s unemployment rate was 4.4% meaning it’s achieving its goal because of job demand remaining high

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Low and Stable Inflation

Australia’s inflation’s at 3.6%, not achieving the goal because of high housing and food and alcoholic beverage costs

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Terms of Trade

Australia’s terms of trade has fallen 1.6% in the first quarter of the year due to prices of fuel rising (imports) rising higher than iron ores (exports)

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U3A3

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Net Foreign Debt

Australia’s increased to $1.432 trillion because of increased borrowing from overseas investors

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Net Foreign Equity

Australia’s is $847.1 billion due to overseas assets growing

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Exchange Rate

AUD’s depreciated 1.2% since May because of lower commodity and iron ore prices

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U4A1

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Monetary Policy Stance

Contractionary

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2026-7 Budget

$31.5 billion deficit because of increased government spending

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Discretionary Stabiliser

2026-7 tax cuts. People earning between $18 000 and $45 000 gets taxes reduced 15%

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U4A2

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Training and Education

National Skills Agreement. Free Tafe

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Skilled Immigration

$85.2 million spent on migrated workers to accelerate skills

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Market Based Environmental Policy

Safeguard Mechanism. If businesses pollute too much, they get charged