Justin Pyvis

Inflation is caused by fiscal and monetary policy, not by migrants or other supply shocks, which can only temporarily affect measured inflation by altering relative prices in the economy.

Australia’s nuclear energy debate highlights the need for a sensible, economically sound approach to carbon reduction that considers all options, rather than politically-driven policies that may prove inefficient and costly.

A Future Made in Australia is a lobbyist’s wet dream; social media age limits are based on junk science; we’re not as wealthy as we think; inefficiency in Japan; zoning reform isn’t enough to fix the housing crisis; and why the UK’s most distorted election in history is a win for democracy.

There’s a lot to like about Denmark’s approach to mortgages, but transplanting it to Australia may not be optimal given our existing regulatory framework and housing policies.

While Vienna’s social housing model is often praised as a solution to housing affordability issues, its applicability to Australia is questionable due to differences in our institutions, as well as potential drawbacks in the Viennese system itself.