Thankfully
Paul Howes, National Secretary of the Australian Workers Union and Garry
Weaven, Chair of Industry Funds Management, have zero influence on economic
policy. Last week, both made some absurd points and claims regarding
monetary policy, the inflation target, the Australian dollar and operations of
the RBA.
Both
Howes and Weaven revealed the shallowness of their experience by showing little
or no understanding of the critical importance of the inflation target. It is imperative that the inflation target
remains in place because on-going low inflation is the best thing you can do to
boost competitiveness, productivity and with those, employment and real wages.
There
is also zero chance that the RBA charter is going to change, at least under
this government, nor will the inflation target change, nor will there be any
material changes to how the RBA will works.
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"only way it would show up would be in the RBA having inappropriate monetary policy settings"
ReplyDeleteSuch as the tight settings we have now, which will allow for interest rate cuts after the budget and in turn allow the government to claim credit?