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The Great Australian Trap | Political Economy of The Housing Crisis

Everyone loves a boogeyman, a scapegoat. People love blaming negative gearing, zoning, immigrants, politicians, developers. That’s easy. Something as monumental as Australia’s housing crisis however, requires something cohesive, collective, introspective - it requires you, me, our friends, our family, and little in terms of introspection has reached mainstream discourse. The Australian economy for the past decade or so has been dominated by two key factions, and they are starting to join together. It’s not mining, it’s not agriculture, it's not the Americans, it’s not the Chinese. These two factions are instead homegrown Aussie products - property, and superannuation. script and sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1J... 0:00-1:16 intro 1:16-5:32 why GDP can't help us here 5:32-8:10 the rise of property 8:10-10:30 too big to fail 10:30-17:01 class and housing in 21st century australia 17:01-20:40 political implications