If you’re a property investor or in business you’ll love our latest educational think tank.
You see… recently RBA Governor Phil Lowe gave an perceptive talk filled with insightful graphs, but much of the media missed it.
So Ken Raiss and I sat in front of our computers and unpacked the graphs and shared our thoughts, commentaries and conclusions. 
But fair warning, there are quite a few charts in our presentation – 26 in fact – but I feel we’ve made the session highly informative and a little fun too – not to technical or stodgy.
Watch the instant replay of the Latest RBA Findings Think Tank.
Don’t worry, even if you hate economics and graphs – it won’t be over your head.
And it’s educational – not salesy.
It’s one of our new ongoing series of educational workshops – just another way we’re trying to help build an informed community of investors and entrepreneurs.
Whether you’re a beginning investor or an experienced pro, when you watch you’ll learn.
- Why the RBA Governor things demographics will drive our economy in a very different way to most other developed economies.
- What the RBA’s forecasts mean for our property markets, our economy and business.
- The likely future direction of interest rates – when the next move will be and in which direction.
- The type of macroeconomic research investors, business people and entrepreneurs should do – otherwise you’re flying blind.
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August 20, 2018 Glenn Groves
Thank you – it would be good to have more of these!
There is one aspect that concerns me; the strength of a chain is not determined by the strongest link in the chain, it is determined by the weakest link in the chain. A chain fails when the weakest link gives way, therefore needs to be measured by that weakest link. Space/room is a very strong “link” for Australia – we have far weaker “links” and therefore should not be considering space/room when it comes to population size. As far as I can tell fresh water is our weakest link, and that is what will determine maximum practical population size – yet no one ever mentions water when talking about population. Economists know nothing about water and therefore are the wrong people to ask about whether continually increasing the population is a good thing or not. Much like asking a barber if you should continually have your hair cut would be to ask the wrong person.