
Birth rate subsidies fail when governments treat falling fertility as a simple money problem. Jim Penman argues the deeper issue is psychological, because wealthier societies…

Jim Penman says Australian house prices did not explode mainly because of immigration. They exploded because government restrictions, zoning rules, and planning controls made it…

Jim Penman says Australia’s housing problem is not mainly caused by immigration. It is caused by zoning restrictions, slow approvals, heavy regulation, and government policies…

Government waste costs the average Australian household at least $66,500 per year when you add up net zero spending, public service inefficiency, infrastructure blowouts, debt…

In short: Jim Penman believes the global birth rate crisis cannot be fixed through subsidies or social policies. In this episode, he explains how neuroscience,…

Jim Penman believes Australia’s affordable housing crisis is the result of restrictive zoning and excessive regulation, not a lack of land. In this episode, Jim…