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The Australia Thread, Thread for details on race's in OZ
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hahaha...it used to be good!
you based in the city mate?
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anyone in Melbourne gonna be playing tomorrow in the city or at chaddy?
i wanna verse someone from melb with my FC.....never really tried racing against someone hahaha
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john howard lost his seat in parliment also new prime minister and government rudd + labour. this means; high interest rates a royally screwed economy many many strikes lower value of the $AUS high unemployment.... which will lead to the end of Maximum tune 3. you all shouldve voted liberal
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@Zero-G john howard is no F@#*&wit as you say. im studying a degree in commerce/asian studies and i can tell you that the only reason the australian economy has been so prosperous was because of the monteray and fiscal policy's john howard's liberal government have implemented. if you research all the labour governments leading australia in the past you will see that the $aus hardly ever went above 60cUS and with the john howard government it boomed to 92cUS. some where even predicting that it would match the us dollar 1 for 1. and if you pull up the old interest rate debate, then i will answer that with the simple fact that wages are rising, and when wages are rising there is more disposable income meaning australian's will buy alot more goods/services overheating the economy, the only way to counteract this is by the RBA increasing interest rates. Also, the liberal government under howard has seen the lowest unemployment rate australia has experience, and labour governments are supposed to be for the people as opposed to the economy. If you then complain about the budget surplus and why the liberal government wasn't spending it on hospitals/teaching staff etc, it is because the australian economy was in a boom, meaning that if there was more government expenditure, ceterus paribus, there would be too much money circulating in the economy making it overheated and pushing up prices, known as demand pull inflation. The only flaw in john howards election campaign was the workplace choices agreement, even though i agree with it, the public don't. and i can see why. but the reasoning behind this was that the employees have to earn their money as opposed to robbing the employers out of there money. John Howard did a very good job of maintaining the boom. to go through 11 years of growth is beyond expectations and economic theory. he pulled the economy out of the hands of a labour government (the economy was in recession) and brought it is the what it is now. Liberal Party in the next election, PETER COSTELLO!!!. (i never said i didn't like kevin rudd, but why change something that isn't really broken?)
yep. pretty much a short essay.
any perth people come orbit monday. race me. =)
This post has been edited by battousaiii on Nov 24 2007, 11:13 PM
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QUOTE (battousaiii @ Today at 5:02 PM) | @Zero-G john howard is no F@#*&wit as you say. im studying a degree in commerce/asian studies and i can tell you that the only reason the australian economy has been so prosperous was because of the monteray and fiscal policy's john howard's liberal government have implemented. if you research all the labour governments leading australia in the past you will see that the $aus hardly ever went above 60cUS and with the john howard government it boomed to 92cUS. some where even predicting that it would match the us dollar 1 for 1. and if you pull up the old interest rate debate, then i will answer that with the simple fact that wages are rising, and when wages are rising there is more disposable income meaning australian's will buy alot more goods/services overheating the economy, the only way to counteract this is by the RBA increasing interest rates. Also, the liberal government under howard has seen the lowest unemployment rate australia has experience, and labour governments are supposed to be for the people as opposed to the economy. If you then complain about the budget surplus and why the liberal government wasn't spending it on hospitals/teaching staff etc, it is because the australian economy was in a boom, meaning that if there was more government expenditure, ceterus paribus, there would be too much money circulating in the economy making it overheated and pushing up prices, known as demand pull inflation. The only flaw in john howards election campaign was the workplace choices agreement, even though i agree with it, the public don't. and i can see why. but the reasoning behind this was that the employees have to earn their money as opposed to robbing the employers out of there money. John Howard did a very good job of maintaining the boom. to go through 11 years of growth is beyond expectations and economic theory. he pulled the economy out of the hands of a labour government (the economy was in recession) and brought it is the what it is now. Liberal Party in the next election, PETER COSTELLO!!!. (i never said i didn't like kevin rudd, but why change something that isn't really broken?)
yep. pretty much a short essay.
any perth people come orbit monday. race me. =) |
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