
Talk radio people, it seems, have been brought up to believe that right wing shock jocks are the only means of engaging people. Tell people what to think, or say something controversial just to get a rise out of them.
A government review into the HS2 project has suggested that it should be built, even though it might cost more than the $88 billion currently budgeted for the project. Is this the best use of money? In a word, yes, and here’s why.
Sydney’s Daily Telegraph hit a new low today, with a headline detached from any shred of evidence.
Strong US GDP numbers gave some ground for optimism, but NAB’s David de Garis says it’s not all good news. https://shows.acast.com/morningcall/episodes/us-growth-provides-cautious-optimism
Have a listen to our take on the problem of UK government debt, and why it may not be a problem at all. @Frances_Coppola walks @phildobbie and me through the perspectives of Modern Monetary Theory
https://www.whycurve.com/should-the-government-spend-its-way-out-of-the-doldrums/