Tim Anderson

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I have one from Tim Anderson's book, but I don't wanna pirate his book.

And I know that Brad Hoff reported it on the Vaunt Report, and I could probably go find that.

But to, you know, it's, it's in the sections 8-C, I remember, but it says, "The Salafist principality is talking about this.

Financial deregulation spelled the end of regulated mortgage rates.

As political economist Tim Anderson wrote in The Meaning of Deregulation, Journal of Australian Political Economy 1999, quote, "The financial market expanded, but the leverage of the banks over consumers increased In addition, a regulated right of citizens to affordable housing through subsidized rates was abandoned in favor of the main project." End quote.

Reserve Bank.

Australia may not have a national or state bank any longer, but we do have the government-owned Reserve Bank, which could play this role if the government were willing to instruct it to do so.

An example of this would be when Sydney University academic in the School of Political Economy had a swastika superimposed over a flag of Israel in his teaching materials.

That was Tim Anderson.

That went to the federal court where they found the dismissal was unlawful.

But then the full court overturned the decision on appeal, and he got the ass.