19 December 2017
Trump’s tax cuts: short-term lift with a long-term cost
By Warwick McKibbin and Andrew Stoeckel
Australian Financial Review

4 December 2017
Warwick McKibbin’s ‘hybrid’ climate solution that helps the RBA
By Warwick McKibbin
Australian Financial Review

29 November 2017
RBA should get ahead of Fed, says former board member Warwick McKibbin
By Warwick McKibbin
Australian Financial Review

9 October 2017
Implications of the current low oil prices for MENA countries
By Kamiar Mohaddes and Mehdi Raissi
Economic Research Forum

4 October 2017
The health system is still awaiting Whitlam’s modernization.
By Warwick McKibbin
East Asia Policy Forum

2 October 2017
Indonesia’s fuel subsidy cuts prevented even worse traffic jams
By Paul Burke
The Conversation

30 August 2017
South Korea should prepare for re-unification
By Warwick McKibbin
East Asia Policy Forum

15 May 2017
The gender pay gap is hurting productivity
By Tom Kennedy, Abbas Valadkhani, Alison Sheridan and Maria Rae
The Conversation

11 May 2017
Economics shoots … and scores! Solving the penalty shoot-out tragedy
By Jan Libich
The Canberra Times

26 April 2017
Trump less predictable after 100 days
By Warwick McKibbin
SBS

20 April 2017
Cuts on taxes & increase on spending by the Trump administration will hurt emerging countries says Warwick McKibbin
By Warwick McKibbin
ABC News

3 April 2017
What economics has to say about housing bubbles
By Timo Henckel
The Conversation

23 March 2017
Country risk expert insight: Australia vulnerable despite more balanced economy.
By Warwick McKibbin
Euromoney

14 March 2017
Performance in mixed-sex and single-sex tournaments: What we can learn from speedboat races in Japan
By Alison Booth and Eiji Yamamura
Vox - CEPR’s Portal Policy

27 February 2017
Surging US dollar may shape the world’s fortunes in 2017
By Warwick McKibbin
Australian Financial Review

8 February 2017
Interest rates, Australian dollar set to rise as US inflation gathers momentum: Warwick McKibbin
By Warwick McKibbin
ABC News

23 January 2017
Tomorrow’s ‘new collar’ jobs will be quite old-fashioned, our response should be too
By Samuel Wills
The Conversation