Fresh analysis shows disrupted exports could be worth up to $19bn a year, but many effects won't be seen until the pandemic ends China's widening trade actions against Australia have disrupted exports worth up to $19bn a year, according to new analysis, sparking calls for the Morrison government to seek a reset in the relationship to forestall further economic pain. On top of the hit to the barley, beef, cotton, coal and wine sectors, an additional $28bn worth of services exports could be at ris...
Fresh analysis shows disrupted exports could be worth up to $19bn a year, but many effects won't be seen until the pandemic ends China's widening trade actions against Australia have disrupted exports worth up to $19bn a year, according to new analysis, sparking calls for the Morrison government to seek a reset in the relationship to forestall further economic pain. On top of the hit to the barley, beef, cotton, coal and wine sectors, an additional $28bn worth of services exports could be at ris...
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