Jason Murphy

Economics Correspondent @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.

Expert, the mob or gifted amateur — who should you listen to in a crisis?

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COVID Questions: Does economic cryogenics actually work?

Economy

Jason Murphy

Mar 23, 2020

Feel the fear and pump money into the economy: how we can survive the crisis

Economy

Jason Murphy

Mar 19, 2020

Here's the economic challenge: keep our fears under control

Economy

Jason Murphy

Mar 16, 2020

The end of government hypocrisy is a good thing. Now spend, spend, spend

Economy

Jason Murphy

Mar 12, 2020

The governor is trapped. There are ways to save him

Economy

Jason Murphy

Feb 06, 2020

Australian tourism can bounce back from the bushfire disaster

Business

Jason Murphy

Feb 05, 2020

Want to decarbonise faster? We need to become more productive

Economy

Jason Murphy

Jan 31, 2020

You want to decarbonise the economy, but are you prepared to pay for it?

Economy

Jason Murphy

Jan 29, 2020

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Economy moves into uncharted territory as markets surge, fires hit

Economy

Jason Murphy

Jan 17, 2020

Is there going to be a recession in 2020?

Economy

Jason Murphy

Dec 20, 2019

As the economy slows, luxury cars are moving faster than ever

Economy

Jason Murphy

Dec 18, 2019

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Expert, the mob or gifted amateur — who should you listen to in a crisis?

COVID Questions: Does economic cryogenics actually work?

Feel the fear and pump money into the economy: how we can survive the crisis

Here's the economic challenge: keep our fears under control

The end of government hypocrisy is a good thing. Now spend, spend, spend

The governor is trapped. There are ways to save him

Australian tourism can bounce back from the bushfire disaster

Want to decarbonise faster? We need to become more productive

You want to decarbonise the economy, but are you prepared to pay for it?

Economy moves into uncharted territory as markets surge, fires hit

Is there going to be a recession in 2020?

As the economy slows, luxury cars are moving faster than ever