Today, on the Debunking economics podcast, imagine if shares had a use by date. If you pass the shares issued by a company on to a secondary market, the clock starts ticking. What would that do to the valuation of shares – and why do we need to worry about it? Phil Dobbie discusses the concept with Professor Steve Keen, investigating what the impact would be on share markets and the companies that trade on them.
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We don’t need another Grenfell
After Grenfell, there has to be a fundamental question about the quality and availability of social housing.
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Losing Sight of Value
There’s no doubt the capitalist world got ahead of itself over the last decade or so and a few recent conversations on BTalk helped to explain why.
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Bond yields and equities both rise sharply. Please explain.
Bond yields are rising, but so are US shares. NAB’s Ray Attrill looks at the reasons why in today’s Morning Call. Plus IMF forecasts downgrade growth, except for Australia.
