Steve Keen's Debtwatch

The revelation in the minutes of the RBA’s February meeting that debate focused, not on whether there should be a rise, but on whether it should be 0.25 or 0.5 per cent, shows that the RBA wagers that the threats to the Australian economy are upside ones–tighter labor markets and higher inflation–rather than downside ones–a […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

Stuart Cameron’s new company Rife Media has started a Debtwatch Podcast page: Rife Media’s Debtwatch Page The Podcast will still be hosted here as well, but it will probably appear first on Rife Media’s page as Stu does the production. Stu also produced a Podcast from the Fabian Society seminar on “Economic Challenges Facing the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

Note to Subscribers: I have been on study leave in Europe for the last month, and get back to Sydney late on Monday February 4th. I will be available for comment from the morning of Tuesday February 5th. Chart of the Month: Who’s having a housing bubble then?   A SMH article claimed that 17 […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

I’ve been researching in Europe and too busy to maintain the blog for a while, for which I apologise. Hopefully I’ll get back to it when I return to Sydney next week. In the meantime, I had the following Soros article recommended to me, and it’s an excellent commentary on the credit crisis: Soros on […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…