Sky News Political Editor David Speers says new data revealing the economy grew by just 0.2 per cent over the December quarter, will serve to ‘sharpen up debate’. A downturn in the housing market, and severe drought are being blamed for the national economy ‘nearly grinding to a halt’.
After the figures were released on Wednesday, Labor blamed the Coalition for what it is calling a 'per capita recession'. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has dismissed talk of a recession, and Mr Speers has agreed, saying, ‘we need to be careful about what we say here’ as the figures ‘don’t technically mean we’re in a recession'.
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pwafork People were never asked if they wanted this PONZI scheme on people
pwafork The problems mass immigration is supposed to solve don’t exist
rationaliza pwafork Preferential voting allows minority voices within the community to hold electorates to ransom. The system works well in a homogeneous comminity, but not in multi-cultural, or divided communities as the opinions of the primary majority can be excluded. Not democratic.
pwafork One Nation, Clean up our backyard before flooding our country with more people who are going to be a drain on our society
pwafork If you worried, you should be trying to get rid of PeterDutton_MP
Sharraki1 pwafork Growth economics is lazy and unsustainable. We need a Moratorium on immigration!
pwafork increase wages=increased spending=increased profits. Why do these idiots keep the pushing wages of their customer base down and then complain that no-one is spending auspol
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