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[amaknusa]

A country that manufactures nothing is worth nothing, let that sink in. When I was a kid in the sixties and seventies Australia manufactured everything, YOU NAME IT... it was made here, and damn good quality too. The situation is half the population in the mid size town I live in, are receiving some form of social security (and there are dozens) while people that work there arses off are penalized. I am seriously contemplating packing up.

[despisingicons]

Our problem is lack of diversity in our economy. We're dependent on immigration because our economy has been geared that way for 30 odd years, riding the high of the mining boom. If we do not begin manufacturing goods with the raw materials we're digging up then we're destined for failure.

[winlen]

Australia's politicians need to find another way. Pulling the mass immigration lever is easy but not sustainable.

[Richard-gypq]

Australian government is the best example of bad management!😢

[James_Sovereign]

1:26 Why do people keep saying "interest rates are high"? Historically, they're below their average. The long-term historical average variable interest rate in Australia is 7%.

[JoeyBlogs]

Property prices are demand driven rather than due to the state of the economy.

[gkntsmz]

Albo-nomics. We're sooòoo screwed. Who keeps voting labour and greens ffs?

[MrGK_dnb]

We are already in a recession. Per capita the GDP is in decline and has been. Immigration makes it looks as if we positive GDP but this is not the real case. You nailed it. Also Stagflation most certainly is going to happen.

[davidmoffatt]

I believe the RBA will keep interest rates on hold even though they should increase due to inflation being double the target. The bond market will take over and the market will increase the interest rates anyway making the RBA irrelevant.

[brettm.s.]

Ch7 did a segment showing a bag of groceries is 14% higher than last year. Thats the inflation figure that matters for everyone because we all have to eat. Also 45% of business owners have recently thought of shutting up shop. Any Fed govt isn’t going to tell us the truth but a depression is just around the corner, better just to blame overseas problems and say “it’s the Depression we had to have.”

[gordowgwg]

Australia has been largely reliant on China buying from them, for some years - this is just a long delayed reckoning of what happens when one has most of its eggs in one basket.

Also, as has been pointed out by many, "interest rates" are actually low, it's just people are comparing them to historically very low rates.

[davidhobbs]

Interest rates won't fix that much, if china is any indicator, we will slowly slide into deflation. Unless the rest of the world suddenly gets a demand for minerals like iron, copper, zince ect, which i doubt, since the US is in the same position as us.

[Roger-do]

If we cut interest rates, debt and prices will climb even further. If we understand that the real rate of Australian inflation is 12% (by 1980s CPI standards) then the RBA needs to raise interest rates to that level to fight inflation. However, all we have is an RBA shilly-shallying and being ineffectual, like the present-day Labor Party. In the late 1980s and early 1990s Keating's Labor government realised Australia needed a recession to get the economy's inflation under control. Now it's all, 'Oh no, recession, we can't have negative GDP'. Get real.

[Jasmate]

I think Government's number 1 priority is to do anything to keep property prices growing so people feel good support retail and and convince builders see a margin to build. Mass immigration worked for a while, but productivity hasn't improved and there's less money flowing in the economy.

[markneilson]

Economy is bad but the real estate cycle says property will still keep going up until 2026.

[gregwooldridge]

Years ago I didn't like the way housing and inflation was going. I just spent my life savings. 1 mortgage paid off. 2 Cars paid off. 3 my property has and extra block I built a small unit for my daughter to rent . Money I had saved since I was 16 yrs old now I'm 49. Also no credit cards.

[JoeyBlogs]

This is not that surprising. Post COVID whiplash effect on raising rates so quickly.

[Jimjam]

Interest rates are not high!!! Get it through your head

[sebastianfinocchiaro]

Economy could be crashing, no the economy is crashing.

[josephkelly]

GDP growth isn’t always the answer. Look at the way people lived during the pandemic, we all still survived