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Europe is falling because it has confused managing inherited wealth with the ability to create new wealth.
by Milton Cedeño - 12/11/2026 - 1 comment
Lower immigration numbers come with costs as well as benefits, particularly in the case of overseas students.
by Mukesh Dhamala - 11/11/2026 - 4 comments
The subsidy scales with the box on the wall, not with the household's evening demand.
by Greg Kelman - 10/11/2026 - 15 comments
When the cost of money in America rises, Australia cannot afford to remain a spectator.
by Eko Setiobudi - 9/11/2026 - 7 comments
This is the eighth time in the last ten years that federal governments have tried to intervene in the gas market including the $12 per gigajoule gas price cap in December 2022.
by Graham Young - 6/11/2026 - 7 comments
In a sophisticated cyberattack whose most intensive phase lasted approximately twenty minutes, hackers stole an estimated $6.3 billion in cryptocurrency from Binance.
by Sam Ben-Meir - 6/11/2026
The Chalmers Curve plots an inverse relationship between quantity and effectiveness.
by James Mathias - 4/11/2026 - 7 comments
Plenty of prosperous people refuse to accept that they are wealthy, many feel entitled to benefits on the grounds that they pay a lot of tax, and many feel entitled.
by David Leyonhjelm - 3/11/2026 - 11 comments
Teaching workers to use AI is easy. Teaching them when to distrust it could be regional Australia’s real skills shortage.
by Gleb Tsipursky - 26/10/2026
The IMF Fiscal Monitor April 2026 estimates that gross global government debt had reached nearly 94% of GDP in 2025 and, under current fiscal policies, could touch 100% of GDP by 2029.
by Eko Setiobudi - 16/10/2026 - 1 comment
Be careful what you wish for. If work from home works for your busines home doesn't need to be in Australia, and the worker doesn't need to be earning Australian wages.
by Ivan Trajkovski - 15/10/2026 - 3 comments
Of all the lessons learned from the successes and failures of global development since the Second World War, community participation in the determination of development projects is the key factor.
by Yossef Ben-Meir - 14/10/2026 - 1 comment

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