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By Joe Montero Reports are the government has reacted favourably to a joint call by peak business organisations, to make it easier to use JobKeeper to change hours of work (up to 60 percent), duties, […]
By Joe Montero Guo Shuqing, the chair of the China Banking regulatory Commission, made a significant public statement last weekend. In an article for Qiushi, the commission’s online publication, he wrote. “In an international monetary […]
By Joe Montero The first article of this series explained that the emerging economic crisis has bee ncaused by a combinaition of both structural problems within the economy and the coronavirus pandemic. The second noted […]
By Ben Wilson The inadequacies of JobKeeper are becoming more obvious the longer it continues. At first it was that many of those who were left without an income due to Covid-19 missed out.
By Joe Montero The first part of this series of articles noted that the current economic downturn is the result of the economic structure of the economy and aggravated by the Coronavirus outbreak. Evidence of […]
By Joe Montero The U.S. economy looks like it’s going to the dogs. Europe’s is not well either. Countries, like Australia, are not too far behind.
By Ugly and Joe Montero Yesterday, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg set the scene for a massive cut in government spending. The cornerstone of his presentation was the deficit blowout of $184 billion. The essence is that […]
Contributed by Joe Montero During the late 1980’s, manufacturing employed 16.5 percent of Australia’s workforce. This is now down to 6.4 percent. It is a huge decline. This however, began even before 1980’s. In the […]
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