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Why inflation isn t higher

The biggest mystery of the financial markets is why, when the monetary authorities have been printing money with their ears pinned back, is inflation for the most part not a problem? What happens with inflation is crucial to the short-term survival of the whole system. By David James

Teetering on the financial brink

An often-overlooked fact about the financial system is that it entirely depends on trust. When trust starts to evaporate, especially between the big players such as banks and insurance companies, the whole artifice is put into peril. Trust in the system is now at an extreme low and that points to extreme danger. By David James

The economy is never as good as it looks and never as bad as it seems

The economy is never as good as it looks and never as bad as it seems   An aphorism sometimes used by professionals in the financial markets is that ‘things are never as good as they look and never as bad as they seem.’ That is perhaps worth remembering when the Federal Budget is delivered on 11 May. The expected economic devastation from the COVID-19 lockdowns which caused deep harm to many sectors, especially tertiary education, travel and tourism has not, at least in aggregate, led to the economy falling off a cliff. Things have not turned out to be as bad as they had seemed a year ago. 

When economic policy transcends political division

When economic policy transcends political division   It is one of the ironies of Australian political history that a policy that has profoundly benefited this country’s version of capitalism came, not from the right, but from the Labor party and unions. The mandating of superannuation payments in 1992 under the Keating government has profoundly changed Australia’s financial system. There are few better demonstrations of how mouldy left-right economic distinctions based on ideas formed in the nineteenth century (or eighteenth century in the case of the Adam Smith) have mostly lost relevance in the twenty first century. When the policy was introduced many Liberal Party politicians at first expressed hostility until they realised how much money was to be made, that is. It turns out that if you want robust capitalism, then ask the Left. The full financial effect has taken decades to emerge and it is still mostly ignored, or not understood, in political debates. There is much co

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