photo credit: zen The Financial Sector: “A House Burning Down” Prof. Michael Hudson March 16, 2009 Global Research www.michael-hudson.com/ On the March 15 CBS show “60 Minutes”, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke used a false analogy already popularized by President…
photo credit: le niners Whilst we’re looking at China and the fascinating powerplays of the economic superpowers, we read today that many of China’s local governments are struggling to avoid bankruptcy. It turns out that local governments have been financing…
photo credit: BK59 Chinese concern over it’s status as the ‘T-Bill Republic’ is leading to a diversification tactic that could well assist us in our aim for the public to share in the spoils of our natural resources. Wenran Jiang…
photo credit: night86mare Fred Harrison will be proven correct with his apt title Boom-Bust 2010. With the Brumby government stepping up to the plate by offering further gravvy to the property lobby train with the $6000 increase in their First…
photo credit: atzu We are preparing a booming Renegade Economists radio show this afternoon with none other than Dr Gavin Putland critiquing the budget. The sad thing about the lack of knowledge between infrastructure and land values is that the…
Watch the Federal Reserve being questioned about where the trillions in loans have gone since this bailout era exploded 8 months ago. Watch the woman to her right.
photo credit: country_boy_shane Ben Payne Ben is a scholarship holder and studies Politics and Philosophy at Melbourne Uni Discussions of property rights frequently focus on economics. However, in all schools of economics—both orthodox and heterodox—little attention is paid to the…
by Gavin R. Putland A speech by Treasury Secretary Ken Henry on “The Future of State Revenue”, delivered on Mar.27, belatedly received some coverage in the Australian Financial Review on May 5. At one point Dr Henry said: Globalisation means that…
photo credit: The Rocketeer The State Government has come under more pressure from the property lobby in Government Criticised for not cutting Land Tax “The Treasurer should have provided stamp duty and land tax relief as measures to stimulate demand…
photo credit: rick A few months ago Bryan Kavanagh had this excellent piece published in the Age – Breaking In on the Rent Seekers. It solicited a response from the IPA’s Sinclair Davidson. I probably should have stripped it apart…