Posts Tagged ‘Bryan Kavanagh’

Rating Federal Treasury’s Performance

Friday, May 16th, 2008

By Bryan Kavanagh

Treasury’s mission is “to improve the wellbeing of the Australian people by providing sound and timely advice to the Government, based on objective and thorough analysis of options, and by assisting Treasury Ministers in the administration of their responsibilities and the implementation of Government decisions.”

It aims to assist:

1. A sound macroeconomic environment
Although it covers monetary, fiscal and monetary issues, Treasury has little or no understanding of the theory of valuation insofar as it relates to the national real estate market, a proven driver of the economy. This is demonstrated by the manner in which it allowed the residential real estate bubble to continue develop ever since 1999. Of course, it is possible that it did offer advice to the government in this regard but was ignored. If this was so, we need to know so that blame may be sheeted to the Howard government.
Mark: 2/10
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Unlocking the Riches of Oz

Friday, June 15th, 2007

Fri June 15th, 7.15pm

The launch of Bryan Kavanagh’s (LVRG) groundbreaking report

Bryan Kavanagh will take us through his world leading statistics, analysing economic trends over the 34 years the report covers. He will deliver insights on how the property market is actually the lead indicator of the economy.

Bryan is an experienced property valuer of 32 years. He is one of the world’s leading analysts on the inter-relationship between land and the economy. Did you know that Australia has probably the most accurate land value records in the world? Mr Kavanagh’s Land Values Research Group, is the only agency to collect national land value data. The findings will raise eyebrows!

Hear how the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party has run amok with our tax system, costing rich and poor alike many millions.

How does the sharemarket affect the property market and vice versa? What should the true role of the Reserve Bank be?

  • Entry: Gold coin donation. Reports available at $10.
  • Level One, 27 Hardware Lane, Melbourne, 7.15pm