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#120 Scientia Professor Richard Holden: Housing Became Unaffordable in Australia

This is a must-watch conversation for anyone interested in Australia’s economy, cost of living, public policy, housing, AI, education, politics, and the future of work. In this powerful conversation, Scientia Professor Richard Holden explains why everyday Australians should care about economics a…

Taxing Capital More in a Productivity Slump? Perverse Policy in Australia

Australia has endured nearly a decade of weak productivity growth, and living standards are under pressure. In this episode, Gene Tunny and John Humphreys explore the common thread connecting several major economic debates: investment and incentives. They discuss Australia's productivity slump, the…

Australia headed for weakest decade of living standards growth in over 100 years

UNSW Business School Economics Professor Professor Richard Holden joined Ross Stevenson and Russel Howcroft to discuss why this is the case and what needs to happen to improve it. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Closing the generational wealth gap in a changing economy

For generations, the roadmap to the “Australian Dream” was linear: get an education, work hard, buy a house, and set yourself up for life. But today, even high earners find themselves at the mercy of a skyrocketing property market.   If you’re finding it harder to buy assets, spend, and invest, pl…

What's Wrong With Australia's Economy?

In this Dollar Dialogue, we talk to UNSW economist and AFR columnist Richard Holden to get a bead on the countless economic and generational challenges facing Australian society right now - especially housing affordability. Questions, tips or feedback? Email us: enquiries@savings.com.au

The Australian Dream Under Pressure: Housing, Inflation and Australia's Economic Future, with UNSW's Richard Holden | Ep 168

In this week's Savings News Roundup, Dom and Denise discuss... Westpac's new RBA cash rate forecast Plunging consumer sentiment The $34 billion already wiped off the property market amid the 'largest housing price correction in modern Australian history' Then, in our Dollar Dialogue, we talk to …

A richer Australia in 2066 – but for who?

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Australia in 2066 will be older, richer, and – according to the treasurer – transformed by artificial intelligence. The latest intergenerational report says, despite an aging population, our real incomes will be 55 percent higher by 2066. And Jim Chalmers says AI will get us there. But the same r…

'He's just spent too much money': Fourth interest rate hike could hit as soon as next week

UNSW Business School Professor of Economics Professor Richard Holden joined Ross Stevenson and Russel Howcroft to discuss    RBA boss Michele Bullock has warned of another gut punch to battered Aussies, saying a fourth interest rate hike could hit as soon as next week See omnystudio.com/listener …

Australia braces for second-highest interest rates in developed world

Australia faces a potential Reserve Bank interest rate hike that would give it the second-highest cash rate in the developed world, behind only Iceland. The expected 25 basis point increase would raise the official cash rate from 4.35% to 4.6%, pushing mortgage rates with major banks to around 6.5%…