This financial analysis report delves into the impact of current economic theories on the financial services sector in Australia, focusing on the global financial crisis, Keynesian economics, and the Australian economic climate. It explores key economic theories like classical economics, Keynesian economics, the Phillips Curve, stagflation, and monetarism. The report connects microeconomic principles to debt and equity markets, highlighting mathematical principles, statistical methods, and ratios relevant to financial analysis. It identifies sources of financial services information and discusses statistical standards and sampling techniques. The report also includes a reflective report and references, offering a comprehensive overview of financial analysis concepts and their practical applications within the financial industry.