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The budget
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What the fuck does that have to do with the price of eggs or that senile old fool?
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Because the fools are in charge of Government, proven beyond doubt.Jovial Monk wrote:What the fuck does that have to do with the price of eggs or that senile old fool?
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No, that changed 24/11/07. The fools are now in opposition & the biggest fool is in retirement 

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Economics commentator, Anatole Kaletsky in today's The AustralianA government that borrows in it's own currency will never default because, in extremis, it can always instruct it's central bank to print money to pay it's debts. But governments in the Eurozone cannot do this
So Kaletsky admits that federal government that is sovereign in it's own currency can simply issue currency to cover it's debts and is in no danger of ever becoming insolvent. He does not ask the next logical question: if they can do this, why would they need to take on debt at all?
Actually, the description is somewhat misleading. The reserve is always issuing notes and coins to meet our circulation requirements but that is not the same thing as how a federal government spends. It spends by issuing fiat. This is not "in extremis", it happens every day. He is correct though, that the Eurozone countries foolishly gave up their currency sovereignty, diminishing their fiscal powers to a similar level to an Australian state government while at the same time, keeping all the burdens of national governments.
Don't fear the deficit. It is completely necessary.
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Jeesus fucking christ
Its all fairys and daffodils with you commies as soon as you get your snouts in the trough. It not a deficit that is frightening, it is the amount with a couple of drunken sailors at the helm
Its all fairys and daffodils with you commies as soon as you get your snouts in the trough. It not a deficit that is frightening, it is the amount with a couple of drunken sailors at the helm
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That what I said. Can't you see how it has worked for my country and Argentina?Don't fear the deficit. It is completely necessary.
You Aussies could also be paying for your bread and milk with brand new AU$100000 bills! Think of how rich you will feel. My mate Kevin will then brag about how he turned so many Aussies into millionaires
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Well Mr Mugabe, you demonstrate your economic ignorance and show why your country is in such dire straits. Runaway inflation is due to the wanton printing of money without any valued supporting product and has nothing to do with a budget deficit.Robert Mugabe wrote:That what I said. Can't you see how it has worked for my country and Argentina?Don't fear the deficit. It is completely necessary.
You Aussies could also be paying for your bread and milk with brand new AU$100000 bills! Think of how rich you will feel. My mate Kevin will then brag about how he turned so many Aussies into millionaires
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I love it when the Sheeple from the Sheep Pen try to comment on economics. Such total ignorance, so proudly displayed 
None have asked the question: Why, after all those boom years, all those years of cash surpluses are we having to borrow? And why has the question not been asked? Because the answer is that Howard & Tip spent all that money! The real drunken sailors are Howard & Costello!

None have asked the question: Why, after all those boom years, all those years of cash surpluses are we having to borrow? And why has the question not been asked? Because the answer is that Howard & Tip spent all that money! The real drunken sailors are Howard & Costello!
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From PB:
http://www.theage.com.au/national/recov ... ml?page=-1Talking about China:
CHINA'S economic recovery is "real" and could bring an Australian recovery within months - far sooner than the 2010-11 revival predicted in the federal budget, according to Reserve Bank Governor Glenn Stevens.
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