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What France tells us about the European economy | ABC Business Daily

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@threds123able
@@threds123ableImported1wk ago
As usual, most will be IT and outsourced to India. Happens every 10 years.
@seanlevison6361
@@seanlevison6361Imported1wk ago
France tells you, that if you spend more than you take in, then at some point your stuffed.<br>If you spend billions on the NDIS by lending money, and you fail to tackle major fraud - then you&#39;re selling the future of many young Australians down the river. 😮
@abcnewsaustralia
@@abcnewsaustraliaImported1wk ago
We are trying something new with ABC Business Daily. We&#39;ll still bring you longer interviews here on YouTube every Friday where host Carrington Clarke talks to leading economists and CEOs about the big issues facing the economy. But Monday to Thursday, you can also get the audio podcast, unpacking the latest business and finance news, analysing the stories moving share markets, shaping industries and affecting the Australian economy. The team will break down what happened, why it matters, and what it might mean for you and your financial future.
@user-fy1hr6zv7p
@@user-fy1hr6zv7pImported1wk ago
Inflation is taxation by stealth. <br><br>And tax bracket creep is making the cost-of-living crisis worse even worse.
@zm-61
@@zm-61Imported1wk ago
People are struggling and the gov has no or little money to play with, yet the wealthy and large businesses cry poor and ramp up their propaganda fear campaigns when they are asked to put more into the system. That’s the issue you seem to not grasp. Look at the media and business outcry for the Capital Gains rollback and Trusts, compared to the silence when the ATO reports that approximately 27% to 28% of large corporate entities in Australia pay zero income tax.