Ask me anything (from last week)
Now open to everyone
When I launched Ask Me Anything, I said I would share anything interesting with all my readers
The posts I write on this Substack will always be free for everyone to read. But I feel I should give some reward to my paying subscribers. So, I’m going to start an “Ask me anything” post. Paid subscribers can ask questions in the comments, and I’ll do my best to answer them.
If the results are interesting enough, I will share them with all my readers once the discussion is finished.
I’ll also think about an open thread, similar to the Monday Message Board on my longrunning (but now largely quiescent) blog. Although it’s hard to check such claims, I believe I was one of the first to introduce such a feature, soon after blog commenting became feasible.
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John - be interest in your take on the total capital reporting frameworks of IIRC, ACCN etc often described as the 6 capital reporting framework. Wouldn't national reporting in this framework be a considerable advance on standard GDP reporting and wouldn't it be much better if an annual State of the Commonwealth presentation taking into account all stocks of capital and threats to them was the highlight of political year rather than just the narrow fiscal/financial focus of the Federal Budget?
Pretty new to this blog so I may have missed any previous discussion of the topic. But interested to know what your basic take is on the Argentina vs Australia developmental divergence since 1900 or so. Should be easy to answer in a few paragraphs :)