The Conversation teed off over the weekend with a piece by long term Population Ponzi spruiker Peter Martin, again touting rebuttal of the idea that Australian immigration volumes and income increases are related – Top economists say cutting immigration is no way to boost wages. That would be all good and well – insofar as it
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Across the Yarra, 1931, Clarice Beckett, National Gallery of Victoria Macro & Markets Why there is no solution to our age of crisis without China – New Statesman The aftermath of sovereign debt crises – VoxEU The long-run effects of pandemics on inflation: Why this time may be different – VoxEU Don’t worry about
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Anyone wondering why the Liberal-National Federal Government did a U-turn on Australia’s relations with China over recent years? Wonder why Australians still aren’t enamoured with the ALP opposition, despite a government coming across as misogynist, incompetent, and prone to pandering to the whims of corporate Australia and the 1%? Ironically, the barely concealed CCP propagandist
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‘Summertime, Broken Bay’ 1926, James Muir Auld, Art Gallery of NSW Macro & Markets Biden’s plans are ‘once in a lifetime’ chance to end global tax abuse, says OECD boss – Guardian Fed Should Start Tapering, But It Won’t – Bloomberg Next up for Fed’s Powell and the taper test: ‘string’ theory – Reuters
