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Aussienomics

Justin Pyvis

Justin holds a PhD in economics and has 20+ years of policy and investment experience across Australia, NZ, and Hong Kong. These days he’s often found walking cities (jwalk.ing, trying to understand how they work.

Simply bananas
Monetary Policy Inflation Food
Monetary policy missteps can arise when journalists and politicians confuse relative price movements for inflation, leading to misguided calls for rate cuts based on things like food price fluctuations rather than the underlying drivers of inflation.
Monday Musings (40/24)
Inflation
What a strong jobs market means for inflation and growth; no, brickies don’t cause inflation; landlord greed isn’t driving rents; the problem with measuring skills shortages; and Victoria moves on housing.
Should Australia be the richest country in the world?
Growth Housing Energy
The recent Nobel Prize in Economics sheds light on Australia’s biggest challenges and offers insights into whether they can be truly solved.
There ain't no such thing as a free lunch
Education Elections
Steven Miles’ promise of ‘free’ school lunches not only ignores basic economic principles but also risks burdening future generations with debt and inflation.
Monday Musings (39/24)
China
China’s stimulus under-whelms; the laws of mathematics trump the laws of Australia’s former Prime Minister; what the future holds for AI and autonomous vehicles; protectionism and industrial policy are failing the world; and India’s institutional limits under Modi.