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The 2028 election is just around the corner ... 😉

Another one of those charts that makes me nervous ...

The tweet is enough to know the article's not worth reading. If you lead on primaries and win after preferences you did not "limp through"; which a further 77 Labor MPs did.

More charts that have me a little nervous

Another chart that leaves me a little nervous.

Currently, the labour market is neither tightening nor easing.

The 2018 steel tariffs just called to remind you that steel is produced by a tiny sliver of the economy, but used as an input by a much broader swathe of manufacturers. econofact.org/steel-tariffs-…

Remarkable: Even though the RBA hiked interest rates by 4.25pp - more then any tightening cycle since the start of inflation targeting - the impact on the unemployment rate was minimal (0.6pp trough-to-peak in trend terms). #auspol #ausbiz #ausecon

For those wondering this is what Australia's per capita carbon emissions looks like over the last decade. Continuous reductions every year.

United Kingdom has passed China as the 2nd largest holder of U.S. Treasuries for the first time in 25 years 🚨🚨

Australia's greenhouse gas emissions: Halved per-capita this century. #auspol #ausbiz #ausecon

It is ironic that the dramatic rise in work-from-home arrangements since the pandemic sees Australian households buy more new cars and use them less. [Note: these charts are volumetric]. #auspol #ausbiz #ausecon

Another of those charts that troubles me somewhat.

The COVID booze binge looks like it has come to an end.

Is this solar generation showing up in the national accounts (with a potentially ugly interaction with long term seasonal adjustment factors)? [I am guessing that self- produced and consumed power does not show up in the GDP figures.]