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Time to lend more to business and less to homeowners. Prosperity demands it - Vimarsana News

Time to lend more to business and less to homeowners. Prosperity demands it

We must prioritize reconnecting housing costs to local earnings to support employment and productivity in other industries

A contributing life: a snapshot of the value of social production - Vimarsana News

A contributing life: a snapshot of the value of social production

Social production is made up of unpaid contributions to society through activities such as volunteering, the education and care of children, building community infrastructure, or informal mentoring. This report shines a spotlight on the unseen value Australians contribute to national prosperity in terms of social production – value that traditionally lies outside of the boundary of gross domestic product (GDP).

Source: apo.org.au
Treasury tacks a 'wellbeing' framework onto their endless-growth framework - On Line Opinion - Vimarsana News

Treasury tacks a 'wellbeing' framework onto their endless-growth framework - On Line Opinion

October Budget offers us a sparkly new

Budget 2022: One small step for Jim Chalmers' wellbeing budget, giant leap to come - Vimarsana News

Budget 2022: One small step for Jim Chalmers' wellbeing budget, giant leap to come

Treasurer Jim Chalmers wants a better measure of our progress than mere GDP, but he’s still a long way from delivering anything that will make much of a difference to our lives.

Budget 2022: One small step for Jim Chalmers' wellbeing budget, giant leap to come - Vimarsana News

Budget 2022: One small step for Jim Chalmers' wellbeing budget, giant leap to come

Treasurer Jim Chalmers wants a better measure of our progress than mere GDP, but he’s still a long way from delivering anything that will make much of a difference to our lives.

Source: smh.com.au