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Originally posted by Scott th Ratbag: ↑

yes thats likely to be true. yet this is because of the inflationary crisis that occurred due to the covid issues. nothing to do with the current govt.

and for a fact: had Morrison allowed the RBA to raise interest rates when they first started rising (6 months before the election) we wouldn't have suffered as hard as we now are.

do you expect an inflationary spike to not cause problems in the economy? its a mighty tough challenge to deal with inflation. so far the govt has been careful not to stimulate inflation. in this sense the Labs have done a good job, easing pressure of prices, easing cost of living.....

but you prob can't recognise this.

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Scott ratbag you wrote---"""its a mighty tough challenge to deal with inflation. so far the govt has been careful not to stimulate inflation. in this sense the Labs have done a good job"""

LMAO are you actually for real, I mean you think bringing 500,000 immigrants per year into Australia is as you say " govt being careful not to stimulate inflation"""???????

This seriously has to be the funniest most ridiculous paragraph ever posted on HC,
Are you actually albo lol? Oh my goodness??
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