Sky News contributor Peter Switzer says the majority of economists believe Australia is heading "in the right direction" with a belief Australia is out of a short-lived technical recession.
"I surveyed seven of the most well-known economists in the country to see whether they thought we were out of the recession and that we were starting to grow even stronger through the December quarter," he said. "All of them came out with a 'yes, yes, yes'. "They all think in the September quarter, we grew between one or two per cent, which is quite extraordinary because it means the recession only lasted six months.
Lest you forget that Austraya was founded by Conmen and Been Governed by Conmen and Liars pretty well ever since. So just some Conmen conning other Conmen. Business As Usual in Australia
Maybe Maybe not. If shonkysky is publishing this, I would take it with a lot of salt. About a tonnes worth.
As long as the 1% are kept happy and funding our government all should be hunky dory
And when Government support comes off soon?
HAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHA... No.
In case Switzers hands need a rest. FFS what a 🤡
Propaganda from the governments suporters BANKS and some repeating news sides big businesses very frendly to the goverment if they keep repeating on the news the lambs heve to believe it as true .. they thing we all lambs THE covidiots
Meanwhile, for every dollar of income after tax, Australians owe two dollars of debt. The second highest private debt burden in the world. The RBA is modelling for a 50% contraction in the housing market. A crash is coming. You can't run economies on private debt.
Can he name them for future references s
MurdochRoyalCommission update 423,813 Did you know yesterday morning we were at 400K and then the attempt at RuddEpsteinRoyalCommission gotcha story backfired. 23,813 people have signed the petition since then. We really should say thankyou MurdochMafia
Excellent, what the Left despises most, optimism, prosperity & progress, still cant work out why ?.
Short sighted at best. Australia has another wave and two more virus impacted years to go.
Coming from Sky News means that’s a load of bullshit
No thanks to ANZ.
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