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.
Let’s indulge in a flight of imagination for a moment. Could we change the fundamental shape of government so climate change et al are not ignored?
Coke sales have gone flat, but Coca-Cola Amatil still has a few hundred brands up its sleeve. How is it staving off the decline of the world's most popular drink?
Despite a colossal level of hype, a few small signs indicate driverless cars might be on our roads sooner rather than later.
As part-time work skyrockets, so too does underemployment. But what can we do about this, and what effect is it having on our mental health?
With on-and-off the field antics out of the way, Elon Musk can now focus on the wildly difficult task of scaling Tesla up.
The current tumble in house prices has been gently engineered by the government, but for how long?
The government's BETA team are working out tiny, near-invisible ways to influence our everyday decisions.
The 2018 FIFA World Cup has already had its fair share of David and Goliath moments. But with hundreds of millions of soccer fans missing out on representation, won't somebody think of the advertisers?
A new report shows Australian wealth has skyrocketed, but that's not as great as it sounds. What happens when all this money is tied up in housing?
The RBA's Philip Lowe has warned that a financial collapse in China would be devastating to Australia. Unfortunately, the symptoms are all there.