Analytical Notes are relatively short papers that explain interesting and stand-alone findings of analytical work by Treasury staff. They include technical material but this is presented in technical appendices at the end of the notes, so that readers can focus on the insights from the analysis and how they help the Treasury do its job.
The viewpoints expressed in Analytical Notes are those of the authors, and do not represent official government policy. The authors' analysis and research helps inform Treasury’s policy advice, but are not in themselves advice. See:
The Treasury's aim in publishing Analytical Notes is to make analysis and research informing its policy advice available to a wider audience, and to inform and encourage public debate and further research. Where possible, any related programming code and data sets will be published along with the relevant Analytical Note.
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Analytical Notes are available in PDF format only. If you require an accessible version please contact [email protected] and cite the paper title and reference number as a reference.
Analytical Notes each have a reference number indicating the year and sequence it was published eg, AN 22/01 is the first Analytical Note published in 2022.