The Money

The Money

Podcast von ABC Radio

The Money looks at Australia and the world through an economic lens. It explores how economics influences everything else.

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episode The limitations of central banks and living and developing on floodplains artwork
The limitations of central banks and living and developing on floodplains

Interest rates are on the rise not just here in Australia but in other parts of the globe as central banks and governments grapple with rising inflation. But what can central banks actually achieve? Former deputy governor of the Bank of England and now chair of NatWest Group, Sir Howard Davies discusses. And just as interest rates keep rising so do water levels. The Nepean-Hawkesbury valley is once again flooded. Dr Brian Cook from the University of Melbourne explains how among other factors, massive changes to land use and economic forces have disrupted the peak flows of our river systems. So what to do?

07. Juli 2022 - 28 min
episode Thirty years of superannuation and from free to fair markets artwork
Thirty years of superannuation and from free to fair markets

In 1992, the Keating Government passed the Superannuation Guarantee Act insuring at the time retirement savings to seventy two percent of workers. Thirty years on, as the super guarantee is about to increase, is it still the best way to ensure sufficient retirement income for all? Brendan Coates from the Grattan Institute discusses the pros and the cons. And how to twin efficiency and equity. Professor of Law Rosalind Dixon and Professor of Economics Richard Holden have proposed in their book reforms on how to make economies fairer through liberalism democracy. And you'll be surprised to know that Australia has many of the frameworks required.

30. Juni 2022 - 28 min
episode Energy and capacity mechanisms; the RBA interest rates and jobs and insurance companies and online data artwork
Energy and capacity mechanisms; the RBA interest rates and jobs and insurance companies and online data

Energy capacity mechanisms, what are they and what are the concerns about them and why is the Australia's Institute Polly Hemming slightly optimistic about Australia's future climate and energy policies? Jobs, jobs, jobs and 270,00 missing ones. Economist Isaac Gross with the ALP's Andrew Leigh have analysed the RBA's use of interest rates over the last twenty years. This monetary tool hasn't always worked as it should. And we all know big brother is watching what we're doing online. But how does this affect the insurance products, policies and costs that are being offered to us? Zofia Bednarz from the University of Sydney's Law School discusses why it needs to be considered and better regulated.

23. Juni 2022 - 28 min
episode Consumer sentiment, the cost of gun violence in the US and the price of vegetables artwork
Consumer sentiment, the cost of gun violence in the US and the price of vegetables

Interest rates are rising and not just in Australia. So how do people feel about the economy and their own financial situation? Bill Evans, Chief Economist at Westpac, talks about consumer sentiment. The tragedy of gun violence in the US is impossible to measure, but what about the economic cost? Ted Miller from the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation has been crunching the data with a price tag of $557 billion based on 2019 figures. And what factors are contributing to the skyrocketing prices of our daily greens? Supply chain expert, Flavio Macau from the Edith Cowan University's School of Business and Law helps us digest why certain vegetables have become top shelf expensive.

16. Juni 2022 - 28 min
episode Energy costs, monetary policy and who is the better economic manager artwork
Energy costs, monetary policy and who is the better economic manager

The Grattan Institute's director of energy, Tony Wood, provides his analysis of this week's energy minister's meeting and why an integrated energy and climate change policy is critical.

09. Juni 2022 - 28 min
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