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Why change-of-use feasibility is not the same as commercial feasibility
This is Part 1 of a four-part series coming to FET that I hope will become a reference point for understanding key concepts related to housing production.
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Why a feasible change of use is different from commercial feasibility
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FET #78: Reddit finance discovers superannuation's failures, plus Reddit responses and a note on One Nation
Regular co-host Jonathan Gadir encounters a heated debate on the AusFinance subreddit about the merits of Australia’s superannuation system, something Cameron often raises.
Also, we comment on the emergence of culture within subreddits an...
Productivity Commission given two months to solve housing supply, again.
Australia’s Productivity Commission (PC) is an in-house economic research group for the federal government. They run inquiries into matters referred to them by politicians, and respond with sensible policy comments and recommendations.
At...
The Marginal Cost Controversy and its missing solution
The most famous economic minds never recognised the nested nature of economic margins. This has led to many confusions.
In the 1940s, there was a heated academic debate in economics, now referred to as the marginal cost controversy.
FET #77: What's the modern monetary theory (MMT) view on inflation and the interest burden of public debt?
Friend of the show joins me to chat about all things macroeconomic. We pick up on a previous conversation I had with about the interest burden from public debt.
Mike has a deep understanding of bond markets, macro policy, and money. It...
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