If you get a Powerpal they will give you an estimate.
They are owned by Amber, but clearly not fudging the numbers in my case!
They are owned by Amber, but clearly not fudging the numbers in my case!
June 28, 2025 at 8:39 AM
If you get a Powerpal they will give you an estimate.
They are owned by Amber, but clearly not fudging the numbers in my case!
They are owned by Amber, but clearly not fudging the numbers in my case!
Is this really the right measure of stimulus? Budget deficits paint a very different picture.
November 25, 2024 at 8:24 AM
Is this really the right measure of stimulus? Budget deficits paint a very different picture.
The "inflation is turfing out governments everywhere" narrative is vastly overblown IMO.
1) We are talking about 7 data points. 7!
2) Inflation peaked in 2022/23, but there is no anti incumbent results then
3) It randomly excludes some elections where the incumbent party did better like Mexico!
1) We are talking about 7 data points. 7!
2) Inflation peaked in 2022/23, but there is no anti incumbent results then
3) It randomly excludes some elections where the incumbent party did better like Mexico!
November 19, 2024 at 10:20 AM
The "inflation is turfing out governments everywhere" narrative is vastly overblown IMO.
1) We are talking about 7 data points. 7!
2) Inflation peaked in 2022/23, but there is no anti incumbent results then
3) It randomly excludes some elections where the incumbent party did better like Mexico!
1) We are talking about 7 data points. 7!
2) Inflation peaked in 2022/23, but there is no anti incumbent results then
3) It randomly excludes some elections where the incumbent party did better like Mexico!
Another example of the RBA Board's wonky thinking.
They are right to be worried that they haven't done enough. But lending and asset prices are the wrong metric to assess that by. Persistently high inflation should be their yardstick!
They are right to be worried that they haven't done enough. But lending and asset prices are the wrong metric to assess that by. Persistently high inflation should be their yardstick!
November 19, 2024 at 2:30 AM
Another example of the RBA Board's wonky thinking.
They are right to be worried that they haven't done enough. But lending and asset prices are the wrong metric to assess that by. Persistently high inflation should be their yardstick!
They are right to be worried that they haven't done enough. But lending and asset prices are the wrong metric to assess that by. Persistently high inflation should be their yardstick!
Australian inflation update!
A surprising monthly fall should take the December hike off the table. Hopefully it's a sign of things to come!
A surprising monthly fall should take the December hike off the table. Hopefully it's a sign of things to come!
November 29, 2023 at 12:48 AM
Australian inflation update!
A surprising monthly fall should take the December hike off the table. Hopefully it's a sign of things to come!
A surprising monthly fall should take the December hike off the table. Hopefully it's a sign of things to come!
November 27, 2023 at 3:14 AM
Red hot inflation everywhere you look!
October 25, 2023 at 10:40 AM
Red hot inflation everywhere you look!