Research papers

• Triggs A. (2019). Currency wars and monetary policy. Forthcoming. Brookings Institution. Global Economy & Development. Working Paper (forthcoming).
• Triggs A. (2019). Structural reform and collective growth targets: Coordination or coincidence? Forthcoming. Brookings Institution. Global Economy & Development. Working Paper (forthcoming).
• Triggs, A. (2019). Rebalancing a lop-sided global economy: Reducing global current account imbalances. The World Economy. Volume 42, Issue 4, December 2019. (Forthcoming).
• de Brouwer, G., Goodman, M., Armstrong, S. and Triggs, A. (2019). Delivering prosperity in the Indo-Pacific: An agenda for Australia and the United States. Centre for International and Strategic Studies. Washington, D.C. (Forthcoming).
• McKibbin, W. and Triggs, A. (2019). Stagnation versus singularity: The global implications of alternative productivity growth scenarios. Centre for Applied Macroeconomic Analysis. Working Paper 26/2019. 20 March.
• Triggs, A., Kacaribu, F. and Wang, J. (2019). Risks, resilience and reforms: Indonesia’s financial system in 2019. Bulletin for Indonesian Economic Studies. Volume 55, Issue 1, April 2019.
• Triggs, A. and Leigh, A. (2019). A giant problem: The influence of the Chicago School on Australian competition law, economic dynamism and inequality. Federal Law Review. (Forthcoming). Volume 47, Issue 1, January 2019.
• Gans, J., Leigh, A., Schmalz, M. and Triggs, A. (2018). Inequality and market concentration: When shareholding is more skewed than consumption. NBER Working Paper No. 25395. December 2018.
• Triggs A. (2018). Can coordination in the G20 help countries to reduce debt and deficits? Brookings Institution. Global Economy & Development. Working Paper 122. November 2018.
• Triggs A. (2018). The economic and political benefits of coordinated fiscal stimulus. Brookings Institution. Global Economy & Development. Working Paper 121. November 2018.
• Triggs A. (2018). Rebalancing a lop-sided global economy. Brookings Institution. Global Economy & Development. Working Paper 119.
• Triggs A. (2018). The dangerous inadequacies of the world’s crisis-response mechanisms. Brookings Institution. Global Economy & Development. Working Paper 116, May 2018.
• McKibbin, W. and Triggs A. (2018). Modelling the G20. Centre for Applied Macroeconomic Analysis. CAMA Working Paper 17/2018.
• Triggs A. (2018). Do global forums influence macroeconomic policies anymore? Forthcoming. Brookings Institution. Global Economy & Development. Working Paper 115. 20 April 2018.
• Triggs A. (2018). Macroeconomic policy cooperation and the G20. The World Economy. Volume 41, Issue 5, pp. 1309-1341.
• Triggs A. and Dysdale P. (2017). South Korea: Perspectives, trends and insights. EABER working paper, published with National Australia Bank.
• Drysdale P., Triggs A. and Wang J. (2017). China’s new role in the international financial architecture. Asian Economic Policy Review. Volume 12. Issue 2. pp. 258-277.
• Triggs A. and Leigh A. (2017). A few big firms. The Monthly, 17 May 2017.
• Leigh A. and Triggs A. (2016). Markets, monopolies and moguls: The relationship between inequality and competition policy. Australian Economic Review, Volume 49, No. 4, pp.389-412.
• Triggs A. (2016). The G20 and macroeconomic policy cooperation. Lowy Institute for International Policy, G20 Monitor, February.
• Triggs A. (2016). Reducing systemic risks in Asia through greater integration. Working paper for the Pacific Trade and Development (PAFTAD) Conference series, December 2016, Canberra, Australia.
• Triggs A. (2015). Macroeconomics and the Phillips Curve myth. Economic Record, Volume 91, Issue 295, ISSN: 1475-4932, December.

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