Claire Ibrahim

Short-termism has left us overly reliant on taxing good things like income&not bad things like carbon. And now we are paying the price for rejecting climate and reforms a decade ago. @c_a_ibrahim @jkwob @wjsymons @D_AccessEcon theaustralian.com.au/business/indus…

Maybe the #RBA has done enough - the latest GDP figures show signs of a slowing economy with @Kieran_Gilbert @SkyNewsAust on implications for the economy, business, and households youtu.be/M8-YFBIRobA @Green_Dot @D_AccessEcon @c_a_ibrahim @Hodgey_88 @jkwob @JEChalmers

A picture tells it all on Australia’s fire productivity performance - outlined by Gov Lowe @RBAInfo at @ceda_news @Green_Dot @c_a_ibrahim @D_AccessEcon @MelindaCilento

4 global supply side trends worrying the Gov of the @RBAInfo 1) deglobalisation 2) demographic shifts 3) climate change 4) transition in energy system @ceda_news @Green_Dot @MelindaCilento @c_a_ibrahim @jkwob

What is the economic value of open access #biodiversity #data? A fascinating session earlier this week unpacking this question with the @GBIF network at the 29th meeting of the GBIF Governing Board in Brussels (#GB29). Watch this space... @D_AccessEcon @Green_Dot @c_a_ibrahim

Out to 2050 we’re going to invest around $20trn - but we’re going to have to do it differently. And driving growth will be $420bn in new investments to get a #NetZero Australia. Great to work with @NAB @D_AccessEcon on this important conversation @VPPhilip #economy

👇🏾 great to speak with @Kieran_Gilbert on the upcoming economic statement by @JEChalmers & the emissions target to be set by @Bowenchris this week. Climate is an economic issue and Australian business need certainty to invest @c_a_ibrahim @Green_Dot @DeloitteAUS @wjsymons @jkwob

A disorderly transition could reduce our growth potential by around $390bn over the coming 50 years. @c_a_ibrahim @DeloitteNewsAU @australian #auspol #energy @Hodgey_88 @wjsymons theaustralian.com.au/business/renew…

There, it happened .. RBA lifts by half a percentage point to 0.85%. Biggest one-month increase since February 2000.

New report highlights steep costs of climate inaction ($178 trillion) axios.com/2022/05/23/rep… The study models impacts of a 3°C increase in global average temperatures compared to preindustrial levels, which is consistent with the world's current pathway @VPPhilip @c_a_ibrahim

A new triangulation of security-economics-technology is the only way to make sense of, and react to, the rise of China. The risks are great and a piecemeal approach can be costly @dailytelegraph #complexity #geopolitics #auspol

Any review of the RBA should focus not just in its inflation mandate but also its growth objective. With climate change is the great challenge for growth and jobs, it’s hard to ignore this review imperative @c_a_ibrahim @RBA_PR @D_AccessEcon canberratimes.com.au/story/7703410/…

@AndrewFraserQLD @Griffith_Uni Amazing news. Congratulations!

Am enormously proud to serve @Griffith_Uni - more than anyone, or anything, Griffith has described the arc of my adult life.

#Budget2022 forecasts inflation to fall from 4.25% this year to 3% next year and 2.27% for the two years after that. If it’s going to fall, there are questions on the economics of the temp cost of living ‘sugar hits’ #auspol @D_AccessEcon

Great to speak with @Kieran_Gilbert @SkyNewsAust on the upcoming federal budget, China, and earth observations. Don’t bake in spending; need more nuance with China; earth obs needs more focus @D_AccessEcon @DeloitteNewsAU skynews.com.au/australia-news…

How #Brisbane recovers can’t be the same as 2011. @CaseyBriggs shows in data what can happen in a few days and @IPCC_CH #ClimateReport shows the urgent need for adaptation: bit.ly/WGIIRep. Our work with @minderoo has shown how key this is to Australia’s future economy.

With ⁦@VPPhilip⁩ in ⁦@australian⁩ today. Decarb isn’t the energy price bogeyman and market moves like that of ⁦⁦@mcannonbrookes⁩ are another signal that the status quo of our energy and economic system can’t hold ⁦@D_AccessEcon⁩ theaustralian.com.au/business/renew…

Decarbonisation isn’t the energy-price bogeyman and switching to a renewable energy system is basic economics. @c_a_ibrahim @jkwob @wjsymons @DeloitteNewsAU @D_AccessEcon Real risk lies in not planning renewables transition theaustralian.com.au/business/renew…

The US economy faces a critical choice: a prosperous, decarbonized future or one stymied by #climate change. @Deloitte bit.ly/3r03dTT