Treasurer Jim Chalmers is blaming successive interest rate rises for the lack of economic growth, despite the RBA's misguided opinion.

But from an Economics 101 perspective, it mistakenly operates from the viewpoint that prices can be imposed to begin with, as opposed to discovered. A fair question can be asked if one believes a ...

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We’re collecting Vice President Kamala Harris’s and former president Donald Trump’s stances on the most important issues including abortion, economic policy, immigration and more.

Among the most contentious issues were their respective economic records and plans for the next four years. Though the debate itself may not have moved markets, the two sparred over various ...

Cartoon wrongly put blame for inflation on Harris. A misleading cartoon was published in the Sept. 2 edition of The Morning ...

As home prices rise, more and more people at the middle and lower end of the economic spectrum will be priced out of the market. While this policy may translate into more votes, in the long run it ...