The Land Values Research Group’s Gavin Putland was interviewed on last night’s Lateline Business. Download the short clip here (appx 1.40 minute mark). We quote the LVRG post that set the ball rolling with recent quotes in crikey and more…
photo credit: pyramis Rents up, but house prices down. It doesn’t make sense, but such is life for men and women in their prime trying to find a place to call home. Land monopoly power exerts its ultimate influence over…
photo credit: woodleywonderworks Thursday March 19th featuring Phil Anderson (Economic Indicator Services) Event report: Over eighty people saw Phil speak to a level of investigation very few will go to. Top questions from the audience resulted in Phil discussing the…
Our 2 heavy hitters in the one place. Sure to be interesting with the banksters bailout a focus. Is the bailout a diversion from sharing the rent?
photo credit: chauromano Ahh the Age beats us to the story! Australian Real Estate Investment Trusts are down 73% year on year. Michael West covers this in Property Not So Safe After All One of the “leading lights” of the…
photo credit: pgpdesign (paul) The trend continues. EU membership comes concomitant with lower foreign investment rules, bringing a wave of speculation in real estate as rent seekers invest early to sit and wait until marginal rents bump up to the…
The Crisis of Credit Visualized from Jonathan Jarvis on Vimeo.
photo credit: woodleywonderworks The Oligarchs’ Escape Plan – at the Treasury’s Expense By Prof. Michael Hudson see the original article and the growing list of comments on Information Clearinghouse The financial “wealth creation” game is over. Economies emerged from World…
Hat tips to Magnifico, with further analysis It heats up at 2.10 into the clip.
photo credit: Nickster 2000 Steven Spadijer in Online Opinion today writes a superbly researched piece on why government’s must consider our policy position. Stop rolling the dice and go with the odds: Exactly 100 years ago Winston Churchill and…