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Assistant treasurer defends government spending after RBA hikes cash rate | ABC NEWS

1.2K views • 4 weeks ago
6 Comments
@TheCaliforniaboy1
Comment section is open?!
@samboelliott1
@@samboelliott14 weeks ago
Used car salesman vibes. I didn't believe a single thing that guy said ...
@tanker7757
@@tanker77574 weeks ago
Eeking the last ebbs of productivity from the enonomy we have a housing crisis yet why is it that data centers with no economical or practical use most of witch will bankrupt before they finish can have fingers snap and suddenly fast track there projects while people like my farther had to do 10 years of hard slog to get a simple zone change for a flat piece of Barron land in the suburbs
@michaelwan6640
@@michaelwan66404 weeks ago
Too many tax. People are struggling.
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@kevinferguson530
Typical politician not answering the questions and deflecting blame. Economists and the RBA all saying Government spending is a major contributor to inflation. So who is telling the truth, all the economists and RBA or Labor? Labor who told us they wouldn’t touch negative gearing, we had enough fuel reserves, energy prices would decrease, etc.