Guardian Economist Greg Jericho shows - with interactive graphs - how the RBA’s interest rate policies have missed the mark and depressed Australian living standards in an unprecedented way.
Guardian Economist Greg Jericho shows - with interactive graphs - how the RBA’s interest rate policies have missed the mark and depressed Australian living standards in an unprecedented way.
where exactly did the rba get it wrong? spending is repressed because of the rba as he points out, but is he saying inflation isn’t a problem? that we are not spending too much even though inflation is up and the rba has indicators to suggest it’s us spending on services (remember the haircuts comment?) the article feels half finished to me