Archer Holling

Archer Holling is a Research Analyst at the Institute of Public Affairs

Archer’s research interests include economics, financial markets and public policy, with his work at the IPA focusing on Australian public finances, government debt, labour markets, taxation and the broader performance of the Australian economy.

Outside the IPA, he writes his own newsletter covering his personal investments and interests in gold, silver and nuclear energy, and his writing has also been published in Capital Brief and Eastern Suburbs Life.

Originally from Tasmania, Archer completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Tasmania before relocating to Melbourne, where he graduated from RMIT University with First Class Honours in Mathematics.

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