Susan Stone

Join economist Dr. Susan Stone, Chair of Economics at the University of South Australia, as she dives into the impacts of Trump's 104% tariffs on Chinese goods. She unpacks how these trade policies are shaking the global markets, particularly affecting Australian shares and consumer prices. The conversation highlights the potential strains on the Australian dollar and superannuation funds while also considering the historical context of trade wars. With a focus on recovery, Susan offers insights into navigating these turbulent economic waters.

In this engaging discussion, economist Susan Stone, the Credit Union SA Chair of Economics at the University of South Australia, offers her insights on trade tensions between the U.S. and Australia. She analyzes Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's call with Donald Trump and the potential exemption from hefty steel and aluminum tariffs. Stone elaborates on the complex trade dynamics, emphasizing Australia's significant imports from the U.S. and the implications of these negotiations for future relations amid looming economic conflicts.

Professor Susan Stone, an economics expert at the University of South Australia, and Win-Li Toh, a principal at Taylor Fry, delve into Trump’s economic policies. They discuss the implications of tax cuts, increased borrowing, and how these impact global trade, especially for Australia. The conversation highlights the potential fallout of tariffs on exports and global supply chains. Additionally, they address cybersecurity challenges facing small businesses, emphasizing the need for better defenses against online threats and the risks of underestimating cyber vulnerabilities.