The Inflation Deflation Question – With Salvatore Babones

A deep discussion about whether we can measure inflation. In fact are we really swamped by deflation?

Salvatore Babones is Australia’s globalization expert. He is an associate professor at the University of Sydney, an adjunct scholar at the Centre for Independent Studies, a columnist for Quadrant, and a regular contributor to The Australian. A citizen of the United States, he has lived in Sydney since 2008.

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A Spotlight On Boronia: Postcode 3155

Another deep dive on property in a suburb, this time Boronia, which is located 29 km east of the CBD. Located in Melbourne’s outer east Boronia is a primarily of a residential nature. Blind Creek traverses the southern side of Boronia while the Dandenong Creek bounds the north. The Belgrave Railway line bisects the suburb.

An average home in Boronia is owned with a mortgage by couples without children. The average age in Boronia is 38. Separate houses are common in Boronia and the area is mostly Neighbourhood Residential Zone (64.66%), General Residential Zone (6.01%) and Industrial 1 Zone (5.77%).

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Is The Financial System Fit For Purpose?: May Economic Update On Nuggets News

This is the DFA edit of my latest chat recorded with Alex on Nuggets News, in which we dissect the financial system and ask whether it is fit for purpose.

The original show was posted earlier at: https://youtu.be/j0kQMID1f1s Do go subscribe to Nuggets News.

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Economic Dissonance – The DFA Daily 8th May 2021

The US Jobs data was rubbish and the latest budget disclosures in Australia were aimed at the property market (again).

The latest edition of our finance and property news digest with a distinctively Australian flavour.

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The FED Uses The “F” Word

Well, lots of input from Central Bankers in the US, UK and Australia. But what to make of it. According to the FED the markets are “frothy”, the Bank of England is easing QE (slightly) and the RBA says we need to trade off higher home prices for lower unemployment. Nuts.

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Do People Think Home Prices Are Going To Go Up, Or Down?

My latest discussion with Steve Mickenbecker from Canstar.

Steve Mickenbecker is in Canstar’s Group Executive Team, bringing more than 30 years of experience in the Australian financial services industry. As a financial commentator for Canstar, Steve enjoys sharing his expertise across topics such as home loans, superannuation, insurance, mortgages, banking, credit cards, investment, budgeting, money management and more.

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