Unending growth in the economy simply isn’t physically possible,and the more we keep growing the more we’ll damage the natural environment,to our great cost.
Like all technological advances,artificial intelligence can be used for good or ill.
Some economists have decided that conventional wisdom about how the economy works no longer fits the facts.
Productivity Commission research has found Australians are paying a huge price for the drop-off in productivity that has swept the world over the past 25 years.
Tim Gurner,who sparked global outrage for his remarks on unemployment,has said his comments were wrong.
The billionaire property developer Tim Gurner has caused a global stir with his call for economic pain. But would his prescription heal the patient?
This week’s intergenerational report will show the population on track to reach the mark within 40 years,but we will be older and need an army of carers to look after us.
A massive blueprint of change says Australians could be $7000 better off,but sweeping reforms must be made across the country for that to occur.
Economists don’t know as much about what causes productivity improvement as they ought to.
Legal restrictions on unions’ workplace access have directly contributed to the significant rise in wage theft in Australia.
While the RBA is concerned about weak productivity growth,some economists question if recent trends can be taken at face value.