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Author Archives: Sinclair Davidson
Open letter on inflation
Yesterday the AFR published a magnificent open letter to (new RBA governor) Philip Lowe. This in particular caught my attention: There seems to be a view that fostering asset inflation creates sustainable, long term wealth in an economy. In our … Continue reading
Posted in Classical Economics, Economics and economy
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Thinking outside the box
There was an oped in the AFR today by a university qualified individual working in the area of his technical qualification suggesting that: Business-related university degrees are failing graduates in the workplace. The world of accounting and finance has rapidly … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Uncategorized
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Russia and Europe
As some of you have realised I’m off conferencing in Russia and Belgium. I have long wanted to visit Russia – St. Petersburg particularly, but Moscow is good too. On the other hand, I’ve never particularly wanted to visit Brussels … Continue reading
Posted in 2000AD tragics, Site News
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The funniest sentence you’ll read today
Clive Hamilton writing at The Conversation (emphasis added): Richard Denniss, chief economist at the centrist think tank the Australia Institute, … I suppose when you’re on the hard left the Australia Institute might appear centrist. Mind you, I’m happy to … Continue reading
