Australian companies are so backward. They don’t want to pay for top talent, yet market jobs that only demand top talent, yet will end up hiring someone completely lower level and not of top talent, but having met a low pay scale thinking it’s a win. Then they wonder why their products and services suck and they can’t compete on a world level
From the article in @TheEconomist calling on the #FederalReserve “to wind down the money printer.” It points to a policy constraint of the Fed’s own making — also compounded, I would add, by the quickly outdated “new monetary framework.”
#economy#fed#inflation#markets
Good morning.
Leading the @FT website (below) ... and illustrating how the #Fed's mishandling of #inflation is not just an economic, financial, social and institutional issue. It is also becoming more of a political one.
For background, this from November:
https://t.co/DbBo3uKClb
You are so beautiful to me 🎶
I’m getting ready to rove through “Maria Gordon Notch” in the coming sols. I’m traveling to the edge of the valley so I can study the composition of that tall cliff you can see to my right. https://t.co/jRgHisPh1M
There are so many articles about the 'return of the office' but so many are biased (in my view). Any recommendations on the best, more balanced pieces, with statistics and data to back up the opinion?
Reminded of my first ever meme back in 2018 and that my scepticism about co-working and the hubris that was around at the time were quite prescient. #wework#commercialrealestate#coworking
@PopTheOzBubble I think that they did care, because it generated a wealth effect and therefore a boost to GDP. I don't think that they gave two hoots about the negative effects of overinflating the market, so long as they were seen to be doing a good job.
47k sf ten year lease proposal. LL has 2% annual rent increase in 7 of the 10 years, but random 3% increase in 3 of the years. Yeah I caught that. I crunch the numbers
I spoke at COP26 in Glasgow about what’s happened in the six years since the Paris Agreement, and how much further we still need to go to control climate change.
"To all the young people out there. I want you to stay angry. I want you stay frustrated. But channel that anger, harness that frustration. Keep pushing harder and harder for more and more, because that's what is required to meet this challenge" #COP26Glasgow#BarackObama
@DFA_Analyst I'm Reading 'House of Debt' by Sufi and Mian. They posit that real estate crisis' can be predicted by an severe drop in consumer spending, immediately prior to the crisis occuring. What is your take on this and what is Australia's spending forecast for '22?
As we work more flexibly and choose our working patterns, is this sign off just received on a Sunday email going to be more common?
‘I work flexibly - so whilst it suits me to email now, I do not expect a response or action outside of your own working hours’