RBA's decision, international banks and a manufacturing revival
Insights into the RBA's recent decision; why are we so blase to another banking crisis and a manufacturing revival.
Apr 06, 2023•29 min
The Economy, Stupid
Formerly The Money, The Economy, Stupid is your weekly guide to the world of business, economics and finance. Every Thursday, economist Peter Martin is joined by a team of sharp young thinkers for a fresh conversation about the financial stories making headlines and how they might affect you.
Episodes
RBA's decision, international banks and a manufacturing revival
Insights into the RBA's recent decision; why are we so blase to another banking crisis and a manufacturing revival.
Apr 06, 2023•29 min
Interest rates, university incentives and CPI comparisons
A Vice-Chancellor shares his ideas on how to ease the pain when attaining a degree and how does a family of four compare to CPI weightings on household expenditure.
Mar 30, 2023•29 min
Interest rates, university incentives and CPI comparisons
A Vice-Chancellor shares his ideas on how to ease the pain when attaining a degree and how does a family of four compare to CPI weightings on household expenditure.
Mar 30, 2023•29 min
Bank contagion, submarines and jobs and the future of the workplace with AI
Banking contagion and the question of job creation either through submarines and then, AI.
Mar 23, 2023•30 min
How to improve the future for young Australians and central bankers are talking
How young Australians can reclaim their uncertain future and what are central bankers talking about amongst themselves?
Mar 16, 2023•30 min
How to improve the future for young Australians and central bankers are talking
How young Australians can reclaim their uncertain future and what are central bankers talking about amongst themselves?
Mar 16, 2023•30 min
Re-thinking insurance and improving migration systems for all
How to better equip countries and regions with insurance for climate disasters and reviewing the migration system.
Mar 09, 2023•30 min
A financial crisis in the aged care sector
The aged care sector is haemorrhaging money. Why?
Mar 02, 2023•30 min
A financial crisis in the aged care sector
The aged care sector is haemorrhaging money. Why?
Mar 02, 2023•30 min
Mariana Mazzucato on the Big Con and an economic view of the Russian invasion
How the consulting industry has taken centre state in the private and public sphere and how has the Russian invasion of Ukraine twelve months on affected the economy.
Feb 23, 2023•30 min
Could the RBA be getting it right?
What are the reasons behind the interest rate increases and why has the narrative recently shifted in how we're talking about it?
Feb 16, 2023•30 min
Medicare reform; the great inflation debate and the fuel tax credit scheme
How to better reform Medicare; why we should reform the fuel tax credit scheme and the great inflation debate.
Feb 09, 2023•30 min
Sustainable financial taxonomies and buy now, pay later regulation
What are sustainable financial taxonomies and why do we need them and why we need to regulate buy now pay later services.
Feb 02, 2023•30 min
International trade and China's growing loneliness economy
Major shifts in global trading blocs and how is the loneliness epidemic affecting China's economy?
Jan 26, 2023•30 min
Beyond GDP: the health of a nation
What should be included when measuring the health of an economy and nation?
Jan 19, 2023•30 min
Beyond GDP: the health of a nation
What should be included when measuring the health of an economy and nation?
Jan 19, 2023•30 min
The big business of online sports betting
The business model of online sports betting.
Jan 12, 2023•30 min
Streaming Services both video and music
What is the economic model of streaming, both music and video, and who benefits?
Jan 05, 2023•30 min
Economics and the environment
Devastating floods, droughts and storms have been a feature of 2022. How can economics help, or not, with the effects of climate change?
Dec 29, 2022•30 min
Sanctions and Oligarchs
The economics of sanctions and how the West enables oligarchs.
Dec 22, 2022•30 min
Energy caps; Christmas spend and edible economics
The Money explains how the Australian economy and everything in it works.
Dec 15, 2022•30 min
Energy caps; Christmas spend and edible economics
The Money explains how the Australian economy and everything in it works.
Dec 15, 2022•30 min
Energy prices; affordable housing and The World Ahead report
There are increases in energy prices and in the number of people sleeping rough. Both of these topics will be discussed as well as what lies ahead next year.
Dec 08, 2022•30 min
Inflation, jobs, and tax and government
Inflation, jobs and taxation. What is the latest data telling us and what are the challenges for a tax state like Australia in the near future?
Dec 01, 2022
Wages; the IMF; and climate change and democracy
The Money looks at what else can be done about wages; where countries are turning for financial assistance and the correlation between climate change and autocratic rule.
Nov 24, 2022•30 min
Costly floods and Chokepoint Capitalism
The cost of this year's floods and how we're been caught up in chokepoint capitalism.
Nov 17, 2022•30 min
Costly floods and Chokepoint Capitalism
The cost of this year's floods and how we're been caught up in chokepoint capitalism.
Nov 17, 2022•30 min
The very expensive US mid-term elections and IR in Denmark
Industrial relations in Denmark and the very expensive US mid-term elections.
Nov 10, 2022•30 min
The very expensive US mid-term elections and IR in Denmark
Industrial relations in Denmark and the very expensive US mid-term elections.
Nov 10, 2022•30 min
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