Jason Murphy
Journalist and economist@jasemurphy
Jason Murphy is an economist and freelance journalist. He has worked at The Australian Financial Review and for the Republic of Nauru and the Australian Treasury. He blogs at Thomas the Think Engine.
Once up on a time Coles-Myer was Australia’s largest corporation — what would happen if they gave it another shot?
The era of broadcast is ending and the ABC is already shifting online. It should pour its scant resources into unpopular news gathering and leave everything else alone.
The PM says he plans to cut our permanent migration intake by 30,000, but who exactly are we talking about here? Would it really make a difference?
Robyn Denholm departing as CFO of Telstra to become the new chair of Tesla will spell bad things for those of us who want to stem exorbitant CEO salaries.
High petrol prices are the last thing Australia needs from an economic perspective. Unfortunately we're suffering huge swings due to international meddling.
Tourists bulk-buying baby milk powder is just a small part of the new demand for Australian manufacturing in China.
In a talk at the Melbourne Business School this week, Hal Varian, Google's chief economist, had very few answers for the most pressing issues facing Google and its ilk.
The world's most notoriously volatile cyrptocurrency is currently trading without volatility, but there's more to it than you may think.
The rise of future-focused, loss-making, aggressively-expanding tech companies is an accident of this particular juncture in history. It may be ending.
Whatever the outcome of the building trade war between the US and China, Australia's economy will be affected dramatically — for better or worse.