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Brendan Coates

  • Economic Policy Program Director, Grattan Institute
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Grattan Institute Economic Policy Program Director. Tweets on economic policy, tax, retirement incomes, superannuation, housing, migration and macro.
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Gut Health: The Untapped Power Behind Modern Masculinity

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By Brendan Coates
| Inside Fitness magazine Verified
The New Status Symbol? What’s Going on Under the Hood Written by: Brendan Coates We’re living in an era where high performance has become the standard. Today’s successful man isn’t just focused on building muscle, chasing money, or looking sharp on social media — he’s optimizing from the inside out. And that starts with the gut. For years, gut health lived in the background of wellness conversations. It sounded clinical. Bland.
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Retirement super needs to be simpler for people to make the most of it

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By Brendan Coates
| Investment Magazine Verified
Brendan Coates. Image: Jack Smith This article was originally published in the print edition of Retirement Magazine Vol. 3 More super should make for a more comfortable and stress-free retirement. But Australia’s super system is too complex. It stresses retirees out and leaves them without the confidence to spend their savings. Four in five people say planning for retirement is complicated, and 60 per cent don’t think their retirements will be financially stress-free.
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To fix the economy, fix housing

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By Brendan Coates, Joey Moloney, Matthew J Bowes
| Pearls and Irritations
Australia’s economy is in a post-pandemic slump. To dig us out, state and federal governments must tackle the chronic shortage of housing in our biggest cities. Australia’s cities are our economic engines. The density of cities — clustering workers and firms together — lifts productivity. And larger cities mean deeper labour markets that can attract more talented workers and facilitate better matching between them and employers.
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