Carrington Clarke

But at some point, this price

signal needs to be sent to people.

But yes, I think they were in a difficult position when it came to deciding whether or not to extend it.

And maybe tapering down, as it were, is the right way to do it.

And people will be more accepting once it is now due to expire, tapering off in August instead.

Yeah, absolutely.

Okay, well, let's see how this plays out.

That is it for this edition of Fuelcast.

You can catch ABC Business Daily later today, and we'll be back in your feeds with all things fuel next week.

Catch you next time, Alan.

Thanks, Carrington.

Hey guys, we've got a special episode of ABC Business Daily for you today.

There's so much heated political debate at the moment about Australia's immigration program.

And last week I found an email in my inbox which dealt with the economic outcomes for Australia's skilled migration program and some really interesting insights into

into how migrants do, depending on which visa they get, to come over to Australia.

So if you'll bear with us, this is a special episode in a slightly different format than you're used to, but I think you'll really enjoy the chat.

So welcome to ABC Business Daily.

Peter, thank you so much for joining me on the pod.

Give me an idea of what sparked this particular piece of research.

What questions were you trying to answer through it?