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Want to be more resilient? Move to Canberra (opens the original)
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Which communities will be most impacted by this week's interest rate increase? Which communities will be most impacted by this summer's bushfires, Trump's tariffs, cuts to immigration, artificial intelligence, another pandemic, or an economic downturn? We now know the answers to these questions. Enter the Australian Resilience Index: an index we at Mandala developed with the insurance company, Zurich, and Australia's top pollsters, RedBridge and Accent, over the last year. What do an economics f
How we measure production is producing problems (opens the original)
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Gross domestic product (GDP) is a flawed measure. Economists have known this for as long as we've been measuring it. If I pay someone to walk my dog, mind my child, or cook me dinner, it all counts towards GDP. If I do those things myself, it gets left out, despite producing the exact same amount of value, if not more. The real economy is not as real as we might think. This raises a host of problems, from worsening gender discrimination to calling entire government objectives and policies into q
Here's why your home insurance costs are likely skyrocketing (opens the original)
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Receiving my home insurance was an unpleasant experience last week. It went up 15 per cent since last year. This would have been fine except that it went up 10 per cent the year before, and the year before that, and the year before that. I'm not alone. The average insurance premium is now 50 per cent higher than what it was in 2020. Inflation on insurance prices (home and car) is running at an eye-watering 16 per cent, four times the overall inflation rate. What's happening? There's a short-term
Beware the AI fig leaf masking all manner of business sins (opens the original)
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As companies announce their earnings for the quarter, one acronym will feature even more prominently than "EBITDA": AI. The problem is that artificial intelligence (AI) iA It makes it increasingly difficult to tell fact from fiction, and is causing broader problems for both the technology and the economy. The most common example is job cuts. When companies announce job cuts, reduced hiring or smaller grad programs, they are increasingly citing AI as a key reason. But is this true? The problem is
Other than inflation, the numbers look OK. So why is our economy really in pain? (opens the original)
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Are you in any pain? Doctors ask this because it's a pretty reliable indicator of whether there's a problem. It's not reliable, however, when you've popped a pill or two to mask the pain. This is the challenge facing the Australian economy. Other than inflation (a big exception), the headline numbers aren't too bad. The economy grew 2.5 per cent over the past year. Private investment grew 3.6 per cent. Household consumption and retail spending are both growing despite cost-of-living pressures. T
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