Tag Archives: Household debt

WAYNE McMILLAN. David versus Goliath: reform and reinvention (Part 2 of 2)

Posted on 7 April 2017 by John Menadue

What Sally McManus’s is saying is correct, I agree with her conclusions about what has happened to workers over the last 30 years and what is becoming intolerable now in 2017. Across Australia in 2017, little or no wage growth, … Continue reading →

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Debt and negative gearing

Posted on 17 June 2014 by John Menadue

Many have grown tired of the exaggerations by the Coalition about debt and deficits. The fact is that, as least as far as public debt is concerned, we don’t have a problem. The public debt emergency is confected. Our public … Continue reading →

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John Menadue. Are our bankers listening or caring?

Posted on 30 May 2014 by John Menadue

On Wednesday in London at a conference on ‘inclusive capitalism’ the Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, and IMF Chief, Christine Lagarde, gave the international banking community the most severe pasting that I can ever recall of a … Continue reading →

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Michael Keating. Part 1 The Budget and what it means for Australia’s Future

Posted on 19 May 2014 by John Menadue

Each day this week I will be running a series of blogs by Michael Keating on the Budget and its repercussions. The posts will be  Australia’s Fiscal Challenge The Budget and our Values A Better Alternate Budget Structure Taxation Federalism … Continue reading →

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