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Not just survival: Economics that is healthy for children and other living things

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Two big budget fallacies harming Australians

We ought, more accurately, to talk about the money supplied by the the federal government, instead of a deficit in government accounts. The so-called government deficit is also the private sector’s surplus, which it can use constructively.… Read More Two big budget fallacies harming Australians

October 28, 2022 sackergeoff2 Comments

What if Labor has still got it all wrong?

The neoliberal, social engineering experiment in privatisation has been an economic failure and a social disaster. Underpaid, insecure, fearful people can become desperate. They can look for someone to blame, and someone to save them.… Read More What if Labor has still got it all wrong?

September 13, 2022 sackergeoffLeave a comment

Jobs summit: Aren’t we capable of providing for ourselves?

The ‘skills shortage’ that we hear of incessantly reflects two things. One is that we have not been educating and training our young people properly. That would be because our TAFEs have been outsourced and wrecked and our universities gutted in the name of neoliberal market fundamentalism.… Read More Jobs summit: Aren’t we capable of providing for ourselves?

August 26, 2022August 26, 2022 sackergeoffLeave a comment

Thrival economics?

It is getting harder to place non-mainstream commentary in either online or traditional media. The reasons are not very clear, but the continuing disruptions by social media evidently are the underlying problem. My take on our society is anchored in my analysis that reveals mainstream economics to be hopelessly misguided and misleading, and in my… Read More Thrival economics?

August 20, 2022July 10, 2023 sackergeoff3 Comments

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This is the blog site of Geoff Davies. Economies cannot be separated from the society they are embedded in, nor societies separated from the biosphere they are embedded in. So although the title says Economics, it will cover all that is relevant.

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