Four interviews on housing and corruption

Some interviews I’ve done over the past few weeks have been published all at once.

I thought my readers might be interested.

First, is the Australiana podcast, hosted by Will Kingston. I talk about grey corruption with examples from my book Rigged: How networks of powerful mates rip off everyday Australians, chat about some culture war distractions, and dig into why superannuation doesn’t work.

Next is a short chat with The Real Estate Podcast on my views on recent housing trends.

I was also interviewed by Randy Bock about rent-seeking and rent control.

Don’t forget the latest episode of the Fresh Economic Thinking podcast. I spoke with Matthew Maltman, an Australian economist following global case studies of city upzoning and its effects on housing markets.

FET #17: Upzoning case studies