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A message from Cameron Murray
I can’t stop thinking about economics.
This is why I often write technical critiques of economic theory and push back against conventional wisdom when it doesn’t match the economic reality.
I created Fresh Economic Thinking as an independent think tank and consultancy. It is my attempt at nurturing economic science, where fresh thinking and fearless economics meet.
This is a surprisingly rare thing. Most institutions are cloaked in fear. There are reputations to protect and new clients to attract.
Lately, it has been property and housing economics that has captured my attention. There are enormous theoretical black holes in this field, waiting for new insight.
But my interests are broad, and economics is a powerful tool for looking at a range of topics. You’ll find analysis and commentary on demography, macroeconomics, monetary operations, corruption and more.
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