Earthsharing

Timeless Battle

Karl FitzgeraldDecember 21, 2017Multimedia5 Comments

Renegade Economists Show 522

As broadcast on the 3CR airwaves 5.30 – 6pm Wednesdays.
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Show Notes
Prof Michael Hudson, author of J is for Junk Economics and many others, joins to discuss the fight for the natural bounty of the earth, with his unique take on the Middle Ages. Watch out for our debate in the last third of the interview. Thanks for all your support over the year. ****FYI we’ve had some technical issues on the podcast so last week’s excellent podcast with Ben Phillips (ANU) can be found inserted in Oct 11th entitled “How the World Might Work”.

Related Links
Labor in the Ancient Near East
George on Finance via the American Monetary Institute

System of National Accounts – see table 16 for finance, table 61 for land.

Sounds:
Byzantium by Derek & Brandon Fiechter
Announcer
Media sting

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Annie Spratt

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How the World Might Work

Karl FitzgeraldDecember 12, 2017Multimedia1 Comment

Renegade Economists Show 520

As broadcast on the 3CR airwaves 5.30 – 6pm Wednesdays.
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Show Notes

One of Australia’s leading economic modellers, Ben Phillips (ANU) joins to discuss his latest research into the housing supply mantra. He provides some illumination to the standard lines. We then delve into the future of economic modelling, best practices and the need to model a certain something. Thanks for your patience, a little technical issue with our 3CR pod feed this week.

Related Links
Fact check negative gearing – Ben Phillips applies the microscope.
THE report – Regional housing supply and demand in Australia.
Domain on the report.
Ben on Modeling only provides part answer to tax reform.

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Christine Roy

Clutching at Straws

Karl FitzgeraldNovember 30, 2017CommentaryLeave a Comment

Renegade Economists Show 519

As broadcast on the 3CR airwaves 5.30 – 6pm Wednesdays.
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Show Notes
Frustrated at a number of old friends who are flipping out at terrorist activities, Karl digs into this thorny issue by looking at the influence of Malthus on critical analysis. Jonathan Green from Crash Course in History joins us from youtube. More on this in the coming weeks.

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Debashis Biswas

800 Years on the Charter of the Forest

Karl FitzgeraldNovember 23, 2017Multimedia3 Comments

Renegade Economists Show 518

As broadcast on the 3CR airwaves 5.30 – 6pm Wednesdays.
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Dave Wetzel joins to explain the Charter of the Forest in light of its recent 800th anniversary. How does this act represent a right to the commons? We also get an update on his influence in funding London’s Cross Rail tunnel. What a storyteller!

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Michael DePetris

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Democracy is …..

Karl FitzgeraldNovember 17, 2017MultimediaLeave a Comment

Renegade Economists Show 517

As broadcast on the 3CR airwaves 5.30 – 6pm Wednesdays.
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Show Notes
The former UN Special Rapporteur for the right to housing and Prof of Architecture and Urban Design (Uni Sao Paolo) Raquel Rolnik joins to discuss her new book War on Places. We delve into the seismic shift in housing as a commodified asset.

Related Links
Raquel’s report as UN Special Rapporteur on the financialisation of housing:
UK Report: Report of the Special Rapporteur on adequate housing as a component of the right to an adequate standard of living, and on the right to non-discrimination in this context, Raquel Rolnik

Prof Rolnik’s work on territorial exclusion (she asked me off-tape about the level of commercial vacancy – yes that is the big one, regularly around 15 -20% in Melbourne)

The largest wealth transfer in living memory

We didn’t get time to discuss it, but Prof Rolnik is also very concerned about Rental Backed Mortgage Securities.

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