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On 6th October 2020, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg handed down a Federal budget that reflects an extraordinary year in Australia’s history. To paraphrase the Prime Minister, this year’s budget is one of the most important, if not the most important, since the Second World War.
But do you really understand what it all means?
Deloitte Macroeconomics senior analysts, Sheraan Underwood (Canberra) and Aiden Depiazzi (Perth) will unpack this year’s budget theme of ‘jobs and investment’, and the necessary steps Australia must take on the long road back to restore employment to pre-pandemic levels.
You will gain a greater understanding of what the budget means for the Australian economy, businesses and you as an individual - as well as the major macroeconomic trends impacting Australia. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions!
Presenter details
Sheraan Underwood
Sheraan is a senior economist in the Macroeconomic Policy and Forecasting team at Deloitte Access Economics. He works across Deloitte Access Economics key publications including Budget Monitor, which is a leading source of independent private sector projections of federal budget trends in Australia.
Sheraan also has experience working across transactions, regulatory economics, education economics, as well as other macroeconomic policy and forecasting engagements.
Aiden Depiazzi
Aiden is an experienced economist whose recent work has focused on the transport, tourism and resources sectors. He has developed significant experience in cost benefit analysis to inform business case development, quantitative economic modelling and cost benefit analysis.
Aiden also co-authors Deloitte Access Economics’ quarterly WA Economic Outlook and annual WA State Budget Note publications.
Event details
Auckland - 2:00 pm - 3:00 pmBrisbane - 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Sydney / Melbourne - 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Adelaide - 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Hong Kong / Singapore / Perth - 9:00 am - 10:00 am