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Just received my copy of this book. Should be an interesting read ⁦Cameron Murray⁩

Interesting technology… windfall.bio

Canberra throws WA under the bus (again) to pander to the green fringe This comes after Canberra has - Hiked taxes on WA gas projects (only the WA ones!) to subsidise east coast power bills - Funded activists trying to stop WA resource projects - Implemented Safeguard to

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I think the extraordinary privilege has been access to US capital markets. My question is whether controlling access would feedback on international trade? If foreigners cannot accumulate US assets, are they forced to accept US goods in exchange?

Trump: "It's costing us $200 billion a year to support Canada. And I say why are we doing that? We can make our own cars."

Andrew Hastie would, presumably, put national security front and centre of the Liberal/Conservative new policy platform. I think that would be appropriate.

How about announcing 100% tariffs for all imports from the US and let the Trump Administration negotiate them down to, let’s 5% in exchange for the US doing the same.

For anyone thinking seriously about the impact of AI on the economy. This is Avery good starting point:

Return to this system in the Post-Labor Economics era David Shapiro ⏩ ?

China is on the verge of serious deflation. Tariffs are a deflationary shock, as goods that would have gone to the US now pile up in warehouses and exporters need to offer discounts to sell them elsewhere. Tariffs will lift US inflation, but the bigger story is China deflation...

I remember going to Shenzhen for shopping trips when visiting Hong Kong for business. Perhaps US citizens will develop a habit of shopping holidays in East Asia too.

Australia a Ponzi scheme masquerading as a country?

Innovation in healthcare occurs when we strive to find ways to serve growing demand with a fixed (or quasi-fixed) budget.