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Dr Jordan B Peterson and John Anderson discuss the impressive erasure of Australia’s federal debt during Anderson’s employment as Deputy Prime Minister. They also go into the importance of economic reform, the regression in progress seen through the lens of climate change, the spirit of democracy, and the inherent worth of man.

John Anderson is a sixth-generation farmer and grazier from New South Wales, Australia, who spent 19 years from 1989 in Parliament. He served as a senior Cabinet minister in the reformist government led by John Howard (1996 to 2005), one of the most successful governments in Australian parliamentary history.  This included six years as Leader of the National Party and Deputy Prime Minister. Despite no longer holding office, Anderson continues to serve the interests of Australia's rural and regional communities. In 2018, Anderson started an intellectual talk show/podcast hybrid, “Conversations with John Anderson,” that seeks out thought leaders from around the world to discuss and debate hard and necessary topics.

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(0:00) Coming Up

(1:27) Intro

(3:35) Wiping out AU’s federal debt

(11:00) When a GOV should invest

(15:00) 2008, delayed gratification

(20:15) Nearly thrown out after 3 years

(26:30) Change of leadership

(28:35) Netanyahu, response to economic reform

(32:00) Climate ethos

(38:18) The ones thrown overboard

(42:15) Colonial energy standards

(44:55) The reverse of progress

(47:16) The limits-to-growth model

(50:30) Elevation from poverty

(54:49) 15 percent greener

(1:01:25) Informed principles

(1:08:35) Democracy as a spirit

(1:10:00) BLM, slavery, Wilberforce

(1:15:30) Am I not a man and a brother?

(1:19:55) Axiomatic worth, divine prosperity

(1:28:04) Pain, reality, looking on the cross

(1:34:00) Suffering, the pattern of being

(1:42:50) Contemplation, fierce aim

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House prices move in an 18 year cycle. That is the theory of Fred Harrison, who used his cycle to forecast the 2008 slump after the financial crisis. 

If his theory holds, the housing market will have a short wobble this year and next, followed by a final sharp rise in prices to 2025.

Does that stand up to scrutiny? Simon Lambert and Georgie Frost discuss the 28 year property cycle on this excerpt from the This is Money podcast.