
Jessica Irvine is econogirl. Follow me on twitter @Jess_Irvine. Image by Rocco Fazzari
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- NDIS is a visionary reform on par with Medicare. It is now fully funded. That is Labor's legacy. No wonder she was emotional #auspol 4 days ago
- PM in tears. Could this budget get any more depressing? news.com.au/money/federal-… #auspol 4 days ago
- Did anyone even notice the 8 years of tax cuts? All wage earners benefited #lateline 5 days ago
- NDIS & Gonski are fully funded for the next decade on Treasury's figures. Includes saving from private health insurance rebate #lateline 5 days ago
- "Prune back the age of entitlement" - A Robb. So easy to say, so hard to do #lateline 5 days ago
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Recent Posts
- Of razor gangs, budget cuts and the policy mix
- Gender pay gap: why do male CEOs with daughters pay women more?
- Like cholesterol, inequality cuts both ways
- The true cost of NIMBYism
- Should we worry about not “making stuff”?
- Euro zone a car crash: best keep your eyes on the road
- Trouble keeping up with Euro woes? Get used to it.
- Monopoly blues: why top bosses’ riches are undeserved
- Life is short, but the Tax Act is long
- Tony Abbott-o-nomics, or not…
Category Archives: Currency
Euro zone a car crash: best keep your eyes on the road
You know how most of the traffic created by a car crash is not the crash itself, but everyone slowing down to have a rubberneck? Well, the same thing can happen with economies. And fair enough, the unfolding car crash … Continue reading
The US debt crisis explained
Getting to grips with the long term implications of the sovereign debt debacle unfolding in the United States Congress involves understanding a lot of “d” words. Here’s a quick cheat sheet to help get you up to speed. The US … Continue reading
Posted in Banks, Budget, Currency, Interest Rates
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our lucky currency
As economic power shifts to the East, Australia’s turbo-charged dollar may be a mixed blessing, writes Jessica Irvine. Predicting the next move in the Australian dollar has become something of a national pastime since our dollar dazzler struck parity with … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Currency, Employment, Gillard Government, Mining Boom, Reserve Bank
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