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.
The ACCC crackdown on loyalty programs like Qantas Frequent Flyers, Flybuys and Woolworth Rewards has shown they're all getting far more than they're giving.
Australia's latest retail figures are in, and it doesn't look good. The government needs to throw one hell of a sale.
The G7's aid offering was never going to work in Brazil — a place where national pride and claims about lost sovereignty are political dynamite.
Seeing trade through a lens of winners and losers, power and weakness, is a Donald Trump move. And it's increasingly common in Australia.
When will Australia's rate-cutting frenzy end? It all depends on this week's jobs figures.
If we don’t know the cause of low wages growth, how on earth are we going to fix it?
Once thought to be slowing, Coca-Cola's massive profits for 2019 have dismissed doubts of the company's financial viability in the modern economy.
Melbourne isn't known as Australia's creative hub by chance. This is the result of a very deliberate, and very successful, campaign.
We know that plane travel is terrible for the environment, but 'flight shame' probably won't bring us towards a real solution.
WeWork is a darling of the international co-working community — so why is it running at such a huge loss? And is it really all that different from a traditional business?
