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Peter Swan

Peter Swan

Verified

Sport Presenter, BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

United Kingdom

Final Covers

Olympic Disciplines , Big Interviews , Sports , Tennis , Football

Doesn’t Cover

Sport, Culture

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Industries

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Content

Total articles 54

  • Basic economics shows Peter Navarro is wrong about trade

    By Peter Swan Verified| Australian Financial Review Verified Peter Navarro, Donald Trump’s tariff advisor, opines: “For decades, under the biased rules of the World Trade Organisation, the US has faced systematically higher tariffs from its major trading partners and far more punitive non-tariff barriers.”But the evidence against Navarro is overwhelming.

    By Peter Swan Verified · Australian Financial Review

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Poor white trash

    By Dimitri Burshtein, Peter Swan Verified| The Spectator Australia Verified In 1980, then Singapore prime minister, Lee Kuan Yew, warned that if Australia failed to reform, it risked becoming ‘the poor white trash of Asia’. At the time, Australia was inward-looking, heavily protected by tariffs, and structurally complacent. Under prime minister Malcolm Fraser and his treasurer John Howard, Australia was grappling with a period of stagflation, economic stagnation combined with high inflation.

    By Dimitri Burshtein, Peter Swan Verified · The Spectator Australia

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Poor white trash

    By Dimitri Burshtein, Peter Swan Verified| The Spectator Australia Verified In 1980, then Singapore prime minister, Lee Kuan Yew, warned that if Australia failed to reform, it risked becoming ‘the poor white trash of Asia’. At the time, Australia was inward-looking, heavily protected by tariffs, and structurally complacent. Under prime minister Malcolm Fraser and his treasurer John Howard, Australia was grappling with a period of stagflation, economic stagnation combined with high inflation.

    By Dimitri Burshtein, Peter Swan Verified · The Spectator Australia

    Apr. 09, 2025

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BBC Radio Cambridgeshire