Leaning Naked Against a Rusty Ford Falcon

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Ozonomics: Inside the myth of Australia's economic superheroes
Andrew Charlton

Contents
Leaning Naked Against a Rusty Ford Falcon
The Economy Explained . . . in Three Words or Less
Potholes and Productivity
Jobs for the Boys
Inequality

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Market
Barbecued Chickens in East Berlin
Splitting Up the Parties

How to Drive an Economy Like Fangio
The Reserve Bank – Driving Fast Without Crashing
Reform – Engineering and Maintenance

Whose Boom Is It, Anyway?
Comparing the Records
Hawke and Keating Crack the Big Reforms

Howardonomics and the Creation of the Economic Superhero Myth
The Budget Surplus Myth
Debt is a Four-Letter Word
Workplace Reform: Howard vs Higgins
The Boy Who Cried ‘Interest rates!’
The Great House Price Heist
The Tax Myth

Finally, What’s Left?

Related;
An interview with the author;

"Another thing is globalisation and global reach - take for example Macaquarie Bank... part of their very large wealth-creation comes from their ability to be a global bank and stretch across borders."

Andrew advises that people mustn't blame 'the market' for deciding factors like wage levels. "What we need to understand is: we create the market. The market is a product of people working together and government regulation... Different kinds of markets will determine different kinds of pay rates... Ultimately we are responsible for creating that market - we can't wash our hands of responsibility."