ricardian ambivalence

that’s what always happens in Dec …

The RBA cut their target overnight cash rate 25bps to 3%, as was widely expected prior to the meeting (the

I am very late to the December meeting debate, save for my observation following the Nov meeting (which i got

Macrobusiness has an interesting article on the potential for Asian gas prices to converge to US prices. My guess is

My friend, Chris Joye, today published a note on what he thought of some of the Q+A with RBA Gov

The RBA just released a wonderful RDP, which looks at historical forecast accuracy of the RBA’s SMP projections. I love

I was wrong about the RBA easing in November. The RBA held their policy rate steady at 3.25%. In doing

I have been fairly strident about the need for lower rates — ignoring some of the commentators that are generally

The venerable Chris Joye cut and paste his AFR stable-mate Alan Mitchell’s RBA preview: It is … easy to imagine

Macrobusiness linked to this video interview with Dr Adrian Pagan. RBA watchers will find the hour well spent. Two key

In the long run, the only thing that monetary policy can do is set the price level. Pretty much every

Waugh’s Brideshead Revisited is one of my favorite books. According to Paula Byrne, it is based on Waugh’s own experiences

The modestly famous ‘Fair’ election model tips Romney in a cliff-hanger following Q3 GDP data.