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Saturday Sanity Break, 31 March 2012 Now we have it. The Future Fund's outgoing Chair, David Murray, says the carbon tax is the worst economic reform he has seen.
Should interest rates be cut? It's not just (conflicted) retailers. The campaign for more rate cuts now has the keyboard of respected independent economist Ed Shann and veteran (sorry Glenda) Glenda Korporaal. Friday, March 30, 2012
USA - good defence partner, but not global monetary overlord Henry is unapologetic at supporting whole-heartedly closer military ties with the USA. But not leaving global money policy to the US Fed. Wednesday, March 28, 2012
The alleged `paradox of thrift` 'Is there no common sense among Australia's thought leaders and leading journalists?' Monday, March 26, 2012
Sunday Sanity Break, 25 March 2012 Labor has been all but wiped out in Queensland.
Kondratieff - unregistered financial planner 'Henry hastens to add that readers should do absolutely nothing about all this before consulting a registered financial planner. After that you may be even more confused and, if so, take a large scotch and lie down with a wet towel on your brow. My money is with Kondratieff, but it will be an inflationary slump'. Friday, March 23, 2012
Reforming global money At last, help in Henry's campaign to restore the gold standard, or something like it. Thursday, March 22, 2012
Productivity reform; Monetary policy on hold Monetary policy on hold as economy grapples with rapid structural adjustment' seems to be the message de jour Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Industrial relations reform; what works, what don't Did WorkChoices or does Fair Work Australia make any discernable difference to Australia's macroeconomic outcomes? Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Saturday Sanity Break, 17 March 2012 Henry's book Great Crises of Capitalism is now available at Amazon's Kindle store. |