Sitemap - 2026 - Fresh Economic Thinking
FET #81: Debunking all the arguments in favour of Australia’s superannuation system
Are Brisbane's character protections killing housing affordability?
FET #80: Why are the experts now speaking up about Artificial Intelligence (AI) risks?
Ignore all the ways housing is supplied and you will always find a shortage
Explainer: How the Visa System Affects Net Overseas Migration (NOM)
Sydney and Melbourne workshops: Land and Housing Economics for Professionals
What is landbanking and why does it happen?
The ageing "crisis" has not and will not happen
Housing supply is not new housing production
Aziz Sunderji makes housing Great Again
Home prices don't follow costs. Costs follow prices.
Why change-of-use feasibility is not the same as commercial feasibility
Productivity Commission given two months to solve housing supply, again.
The Marginal Cost Controversy and its missing solution
FET #76: Moses Sternstein on the housing shortage myth, demographics, and debt
FET #75: Inheritance taxes seem fair, but policing them seems unfair. Why?
Why do these housing charts look like a banana?
Three housing charts that will make you smarter
FET #74: How to think about scenarios in the Iran as an economist and scientist, with Paul Frijters
The Efficient Property Markets Hypothesis: Why Feasible Zoned Housing Capacity Is an Illusion
FET #73: Steve Keen on why economists are often blind to the macro cycle (plus housing and more)
So, about that "housing shortage"...
FET #72: Jim Penman on zoning, politics and fertility
Why Your Supply Elasticity Number Is Probably Wrong
FET #71: Crémieux on how bad science and fraud lead to bad policy
What if Ronald Coase met Henry George? Coase says create property rights. George says tax them.
FET #70: Tim Sneesby is a real life town planner. Why is he making housing so unaffordable?
What an economics experiment taught me about corruption and human nature
FET #69: David Maywald explains how the war on masculinity affects health, education, and families
Is 2026 the peak of Australia's housing cycle? Or is there not really one cycle at all?
FET #68: Mark Changizi on the Hidden Logic Behind Emotion, Language, and Social Order
How evolution opens the black box of market competition
Supply starts when speculation ends: Searching for a theory of housing production