Report

Economics of war with Iraq

Publisher
Petrol prices Resources industry Economics Australia
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Economics of war with Iraq 322.42 KB
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This brief examines the likely macroeconomic effects of war with Iraq, implications for oil prices as well as business and consumer confidence and the effect on Australia's level of activity, trade flows, employment and inflation.

Publication Details
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open
Post date:
22 Apr 2003

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