Central Bankers Turn the Economy from Bad to Worse
Initially, Aussie central bankers talked about cutting the supply of credit and potentially raising the interest rate in 2024.
Initially, Aussie central bankers talked about cutting the supply of credit and potentially raising the interest rate in 2024.
By Brian Chu,
The government is spending to rebuild the country out of the ravages of the Great Depression. It would create jobs. And bring back hope to many households who faced bankruptcy and ruin.
By Brian Chu,
The US Congress has decided to pass a stopgap measure to raise the ‘debt ceiling’ of the US government
By Brian Chu,
Stock markets are not looking right.They have sold off over the past month after reaching all-time highs in early September. The price of oil has surged further to over US$75 a barrel. Gas and uranium prices have also risen sharply.
By Brian Chu,
The reason why I raise this story is that it is the epitome of how far down the gutter the academic publication industry has sunk.
By Brian Chu,
This week, I will talk about how university rankings do not tell you the full story as the modern education model has changed…
By Brian Chu,
You might bring up how private corporations are faring by referring to how the stock market indices are trading at record highs. This is exactly where I want you to go.
By Brian Chu,
Taxes? You have to be kidding me. We just sledgehammered the powerhouse of the Australian economy!It will no doubt come from borrowings and a budget deficit…
By Brian Chu,
Governments have splurged on bailing out businesses and households. However, they will sink deeper into debt. Borrowing more from the central banks will drive our already fragile financial system into further strain…
By Brian Chu,
You may think that I am nuts to suggest that an economic collapse will cause anything but a price collapse. But bear with me on this. The logic is very simple to see why it might be different next time…
By Brian Chu,
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