Poupou Escobar
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Poor people deserve it. At least they do if they’re privileged.It's the acceptable discrimination these days.
Poor people deserve it. At least they do if they’re privileged.It's the acceptable discrimination these days.
I make less than $22 an hour ffs!You work 60hrs a week? Gee you must be a powerfull millionaire.
That would be far more productive than the pro noun thing.I was thinking of taking a shit.
Bartman’s smug, clueless musings brought on a massive nugget.That would be far more productive than the pro noun thing.
Well considering that the progressives haven't had the keys to the bus for a decade or more in this country, I think you're talking out of your coit.It’s safe to say that the mental health of children is excellent these days and nobody is bullied or ostracised any more. Good job progressives!
More like Shartman Ammirite???Bartman’s smug, clueless musings brought on a massive nugget.
More like the clash of personal and political values and the smug are calling out others as smug.More like Shartman Ammirite???
Avoiding or not a media whore ?Is it me or is Albanese avoiding the media? Maybe the others were just fixated on it more but our new PM seems to be less on the media than past PM’s.
Are you trying to be ironic?? Because it’s workingMore like the clash of personal and political values and the smug are calling out others as smug.
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That’s what I suggested didn’t I?Avoiding or not a media whore ?
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Yes you did. Head down bum up is far more important than having a daily presser IMHO. Many don't agree however and like the top guy to be out there being visible.That’s what I suggested didn’t I?
A lady economist said this morning that inflation will peak around Xmas. Good news if true.No matter who is in the top job this current economic situation in the world is difficult to address. Inflation at over 7%, some saying it’s more likely over 10%. Dollar plummeting. Rising interest rates. Falling house prices (which I don’t mind because Sydney is crazy). Lack of rentals. It’s crazy.
Wow I haven't heard that word since Yr9 Economics. So I'll have to trust you on that one.From my uni days, I think we are approaching stagflation. However we have low unemployment which may avert this situation.
No matter who is in the top job this current economic situation in the world is difficult to address. Inflation at over 7%, some saying it’s more likely over 10%. Dollar plummeting. Rising interest rates. Falling house prices (which I don’t mind because Sydney is crazy). Lack of rentals. It’s crazy.
A lady economist said this morning that inflation will peak around Xmas. Good news if true.
It's a weird environment at the moment that hasn't been experienced in this country for a long time. Rising costs of living, stagnant growth and static wages. Unfortunately the only tool the Reserve Bank has to slow down inflation is to tighten monetary policy (increase interest rates). Ironically I know the merkin from the fed, cos our boys are friends. I will ask him WTF next time I see him in the hood. I like to have a light at the end of the tunnel, no matter how far away it is.
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It's Russia's and La Nina's fault BTW that we are having this inflationary environment, but more fool Putin cos ...
Column: Australia sees longer commodity boost from Russia's Ukraine war
By Clyde Russell
LAUNCESTON, Australia, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Australia expects a boost to its commodity export earnings caused by Russia's invasion of Ukraine to last into 2024, upping its forecasts for both the current and following year.
The Australian government's commodity forecaster said in its latest quarterly report released on Tuesday that export earnings would rise to a record A$450 billion ($293 billion) in the 2022-23 fiscal year that started on July 1.
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Australia sees longer commodity boost from Russia's Ukraine war
Australia expects a boost to its commodity export earnings caused by Russia's invasion of Ukraine to last into 2024, upping its forecasts for both the current and following year.www.reuters.com
From my uni days, I think we are approaching stagflation. However we have low unemployment which may avert this situation.