Laissez faire

Article Abstract:

The economic analysis of the consequences of the collapse of the Bretton Woods agreement and its indirect relationship to the first oil shock is presented. The golden age of laissez faire with its long and converging decline in world interest rates lasted for 30 years (1867 to 1896) in the UK and it was a good time for the investors in equity markets despite falling prices, prosperous deflation.

Market share, Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas Extraction, Crude petroleum and natural gas, Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas, Securities issued, listed, Petroleum refining, Petroleum industry, Securities, Company securities, Company market share, Deflation (Finance), Deflation (Economics)

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Squeeze play

Article Abstract:

The Australian treasury believes that they have a bubble in the housing market and the Reserve Bank is sounding the alarm about dwelling prices. The Reserve Bank of Australia will have to increase interest rates if it wants to get beyond jawboning a market place that is deaf to its previous exhortations.

Residential Building Construction, Commodity & service prices, Management dynamics, Housing incl Mobile Homes, Management, Economic aspects, Prices and rates, Housing, Economic conditions, Dwellings, Company business management, Company pricing policy, Australia. Reserve Bank of Australia

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