Reckons economics could be better. Discover and Read the Best of Twitter Threads by @DrCameronMurray. Saved searches. Independent thinker. “Prediction: Japan's government debt to GDP will hit 300% in the next decade without any negative economic repercussions. (2/n)For lower-priced homes, it is way worse. With the end of the Holden brand it is worth reflecting on the pro-active industrial policies used to create Australian car manufacturing capability in the first place. (1/3)” At this median rental price, $3,700 of the subsidy will go straight to landlord pockets (or 44% of it), and the rest to tenants. 7. A 10% decline is a $37m hit to their balance sheet. This puzzles me. “6. With the end of the Holden brand it is worth reflecting on the pro-active industrial policies used to create Australian car manufacturing capability in the first place. Economist. Change lecturer next year or reduce intake to keep standards? For those who want to know what I'm all about, this thread is for you.Delay or develop? Saved searches. Blogger. Book: https://t.co/5JxjX5n2al Why do you think people hate them (or why do you)?
Corruption and property market specialist. Add State MPs to the equation and things are much worseOur Prime Minister is a former lobbyist with the Property Council and loyal to their cause. Search query Search Twitter. It must—unless I fail half the class. I can’t think of a better tax. Developers tell the public they are building as fast as possible, but tell their investors (who they cannot deceive) that they aim to build very slowly, and delay when it suits.Australia's elites do not want lower home prices. “People seem to hate inheritance taxes.
The point is that today's rich countries used active industrial policy to subsidise/incentivise the production of goods they could not produce before. If half the class can't understand English it brings down standards. If people want to avoid it by buying things or giving assets to family and friends, then that’s a good outcome too.” Think about the incentives—a casual lecturer who costs $25,000 fails 50 students paying $250,000. (3/n) "Labor's plan to 'build thousands of new homes' seems to involve building exactly zero homes and looks just like an off-the-plan investor subsidy where most of the money will end up in landlord pockets. The subsidy of $8,500 per year is way higher than the promised 20% rent discount at the median rent of $462pw, which is only $4,800pa. Remove; In this conversation. Remove; In this conversation