List of Articles in chronological order
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- Covid-19
- Ecological Sustainability
- Employment
- Financial System
- General
- Health and Wellbeing
- International Trade/Finance
- Macroeconomics
- Neoliberalism
- Post-Keynesian Economics
- Social Justice
- Technology
The Economist’s latest piece on tipping points is a wake-up call for policymakers and CFOs Scott Kelly The article in...
What makes Modern Monetary Theory different? Jim Byrne It is the methodological approach that makes Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) different....
Modern Monetary Theory and taxation Gregory John Olsen (ERA FB Discussion Group) The Federal Treasurer’s Economic Reform Round Table has...
Slashing support: How the NDIS is leaving the most vulnerable behind James Rosier As funding cuts take hold, the NDIS...
Why it’s important that young unemployed Australians get a good job instead of just ‘any’ job Brendan Churchill We often...
DeLong steps in it The efficient market hypothesis Peter Radford This is a second stab at a question that vexes...
Ultra-fast fashion could be taxed to oblivion in France – Could Australia follow suit? Rowena Maguire For centuries, clothes were...
China’s greening steel industry signals an economic reality check for Australia Christoph Nedopil Australia has flourished as an export powerhouse...
Things we should own together Artificial Intelligence John Alt If we project the logical trajectory of artificial intelligence (AI) it...
The physical hazards of nuclear energy Mark Diesendorf The debate about the economics of nuclear energy versus renewable energy has...
An economist who confused climate with weather Kasper Benjamin Reimer Bj0rkskov Did you know the IPCC’s climate economics models are...
The Return of Full Employment – part 2 Steven Hail It seems absurd to manage the economy on the basis...
Milei’s “Radical Plan”, revisited – part 2 Peter Rock-Lacroix In 2023, Javier Milei pitched dollarization as the path toward prosperity...
Understatement of unemployment John Haly In Australia, the media and government utilise Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) unemployment statistics. These...
What Quantitative Easing is and the “purpose” behind it Ellis Winningham Quantitative Easing (QE) is nothing more than an asset...
Rethinking public debt Lars Syll Few issues in politics and economics are nowadays more discussed — and less understood —...
Howl of frustration John Alt I recently received a plaintive howl from someone who had just finished viewing my five...
Further thoughts on John Alt’s article Editor It might be helpful to recognise that Premise #2 is a good basis...
How monetary myths conceal power Asad Zaman Modern economics rests on a dangerous illusion: that abstract, universal laws – derived...
Mainstream economics – kick it over! Extract from an article by David Wilson The more I learned about economics, the...