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Australia’s household sector debts are enormous but still continue to rise.

By LF Economics On November 16, 2017 0 Comment

With a negative carry, the bear case for Australian housing is not as drastic as it first seems.

By LF Economics On October 24, 2017 0 Comment

A leading mainstream economist questions the benefit to society of the ever-growing banking and financial sector.

By LF Economics On October 2, 2017 0 Comment

Phillip J. Anderson is an Australian economist, specialising in long-term economic and financial cycles, trends and forecasts.

By LF Economics On September 12, 2017 0 Comment

Australia has experienced an astounding rise in housing prices over the last two decades which has rendered it one of the world’s most unaffordable.

By LF Economics On August 29, 2017 0 Comment

Based on long-term income statistics, living standards for Australian households are going backwards.

By LF Economics On July 11, 2017 0 Comment

It is well known the yield curve is an accurate predictor of recession and financial instability.

By LF Economics On June 22, 2017 0 Comment

In 2013, Credit Suisse presented some interesting research regarding the issue of household sector savings.

By LF Economics On May 15, 2017 0 Comment

LF Economics’ review of the book entitled Game of Mates: How Favours Bleed the Nation by economists Cameron K. Murray and Paul Frijters.

By LF Economics On May 3, 2017 0 Comment

The most recent bout of irrational exuberance provides an opportunity to examine the financial fundamentals underpinning the housing market.

By LF Economics On April 6, 2017 0 Comment

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