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I am reading Yanis Varoufakis 's excellent book, Economic Indeterminancy . Today I want to share a section from that book, from whi...

When learning about market models, perfect or otherwise, one critical assumption is that of free entry (and implied is free exit or fre...

As my online debates with ‘well trained’ economists continue with full force I will again use this blog as an outlet to expand on argume...

Two classic tantrums caught my attention this week, and they are both promising signs for the future of humanity (at least in some small...

I have written about real wealth and Australia's external position in the past; in relation to a proposal for a sovereign wealth fund an...

I am now a local ambassador for Dutch Cargo Bikes. If you would like to test rise this bike in Brisbane (or a three wheeler) email me at ...

The idea of the market as ‘information aggregator’ is, like many ideas, probably as old as humanity itself, but Friedrich Hayek is usual...

In post GFC naval-gazing discussions about the nature of the economics discipline important questions have arisen about the discipline’s gen...

Philip Soos does an excellent job of compiling and sharing long term Australian housing data. I don’t want to replicate that sort of compre...

“We are borrowing from the future” is a common phrase you might hear from economists musing about the state of the economy; about the be...