The property market has been a one-way ticket to riches for most Australians. Not even the ferocity of the GFC in 2008 could put a halt to it And it cemented the belief that Aussie house prices only ever went one way — up. But as this amazing chart shows, we’ve been living a distorted reality for far too long…
Australian Economy News: Updates and Insights on Australia's Economic Landscape
When most people think about the ‘Australian Economy’, the first thing that’ll often come to mind is mining and banking. Two industries that dominate our total productive output both locally and abroad.
It is, however, a little more intricate than that...
Australia is a prime exporter of many commodities. Many of which are mined, but some of which aren't. And while iron ore has certainly been our forte for a number of years now, we have quite the unique mix of materials across our vast country.
Don’t Let Optimism Suck You In: The Stimulus Package Will Not Save Us
Has Australia’s day of reckoning come?
We’ve dodged a recession for the past 29 years.
The Real Impact of Economic Shutdowns: If You Get Rid of People, You Solve the Problem
We need to consider what impact the restriction of human movement and economic shutdowns really has. That’s because it’s pretty likely that again in our lifetime, we’ll have to deal with another pandemic. This isn’t the first one we’ve had to deal with.
The Real Debt Bubble Set to Pop Next: The Future of the Aussie Market
As Vern notes, there’s fundamental economic change afoot. How this all shakes out is going to have immediate impact on global industry, but it’s also going to drastically change the future that we thought was coming.
This Has Topped Any Other April Fool’s Day…
Happy April Fool’s Day everyone!
If I had told you a year ago that a new killer virus would sweep the world…
We’re in the Midst of One Big Experiment
As we’re currently seeing, governments and central banks around the world are undertaking a giant experiment. In the words of our Prime Minister, they’re trying to ‘pause’ the economy. Pumping billions or even trillions of dollars into industries to survive the collapse in demand.




