Veteran global macro strategist Gerard Minack says Australia needs to change its migration mix, get rid of franking credits and store gas for local use to cheapen energy prices to get itself out of its economic malaise.
The former Morgan Stanley analyst, who consults to investors around the world, branded Australia as a “stagnation nation” in which real incomes were flatlining and growth per capita was falling.
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