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June 05, 2019Dr Shane Oliver – Australia’s slowing economy12 minutesPlayDr Shane Oliver, Chief Economist at AMP capital, joins Michael to talk about Australia’s economy which has slowed to levels last seen during the GFC.Domestic consumption has been weak as households have been spending less to save more & GDP growth tumbling under 2 per cent over the past year....moreShareView all episodesBy 2GB & 4BC511 ratingsJune 05, 2019Dr Shane Oliver – Australia’s slowing economy12 minutesPlayDr Shane Oliver, Chief Economist at AMP capital, joins Michael to talk about Australia’s economy which has slowed to levels last seen during the GFC.Domestic consumption has been weak as households have been spending less to save more & GDP growth tumbling under 2 per cent over the past year....moreMore shows like Wake Up AustraliaView allMoney News5 Listeners2GB Weekends3 ListenersBen Fordham Live on 2GB Breakfast16 ListenersNights with John Stanley6 ListenersMornings with Mark Levy11 ListenersAustralia Overnight2 ListenersMacquarie Weekly Podcast0 ListenersThe Weekend Edition Podcast6 ListenersThe Garden Clinic4 Listeners3AW Afternoons with Tony Moclair4 Listeners
Dr Shane Oliver, Chief Economist at AMP capital, joins Michael to talk about Australia’s economy which has slowed to levels last seen during the GFC.Domestic consumption has been weak as households have been spending less to save more & GDP growth tumbling under 2 per cent over the past year.
June 05, 2019Dr Shane Oliver – Australia’s slowing economy12 minutesPlayDr Shane Oliver, Chief Economist at AMP capital, joins Michael to talk about Australia’s economy which has slowed to levels last seen during the GFC.Domestic consumption has been weak as households have been spending less to save more & GDP growth tumbling under 2 per cent over the past year....more
Dr Shane Oliver, Chief Economist at AMP capital, joins Michael to talk about Australia’s economy which has slowed to levels last seen during the GFC.Domestic consumption has been weak as households have been spending less to save more & GDP growth tumbling under 2 per cent over the past year.