Biden on track to spend $6T more, we are underspending and that will be the main issue I think.
https://apnews.com/article/donald-tr...fd8850d5c42aad
The paradigm has changed when you can issue your own money.
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Biden on track to spend $6T more, we are underspending and that will be the main issue I think.
https://apnews.com/article/donald-tr...fd8850d5c42aad
The paradigm has changed when you can issue your own money.
Australia's unemployment and debt much higher than here and they're on track to lose their credit rating.
You can tell China is simply waiting for brazil to become operational soon again.
Btw 2.6k jobs added plus 1.1k affordable homes built by the company.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/125...ts-the-goahead
LOTR tv films, infrastructure, microsoft data centres, sleepyhead. We simply don't have the workers for this success. I would say there's no need for jobs currently since we're near full capacity and it's time to move on soon.
There is zero difference. we own all the debt that was created at 1% interest rates (so it erodes in real terms).
We don't really need to pay back things we owe to ourselves though we're still on track to if that's your measure of success for some rather strange reason.
Previous National Party Governments had also seen lots of Kiwis head to Australia for higher wages etc. So no change there!
I am not sure why this government is criticised by conservatives. Ardern has taken a comprehensive CGT off the table. She has boosted benefits so that beneficiaries can afford to pay their landlords' rents and spend more on business owners' goods and services.
Teaching history from a neo-liberal point of view as opposed to a post-imperial or a cultural-cringe point of view is a small price to pay for what amounts to mere tinkering around the edges of the status quo.
A high wage and high productivity economy is still in the too hard basket.
If she wants to change tax policy or other economic settings then it needs to be taken to an election.
People are already cyncical of politicians and we don't need to add to it even though national did with GST.
Importantly it's not foreign buyers like it was under National but returning citizens who now have roots here it would seem.
These returning nzers have their own income from their private super & pension schemes on the way too since our policies there have been rather incompetent over time.
But as you've stated previously, debt isn't an issue anymore as we can simply inflate it away!
LOTR (and filming in general) requires massive tax-payer subsidies to supposedly become economic. A data centre doesn't create large scale long-term employment, it's only short term during the construction phase, and having this located in NZ is of marginal benefit to customers as opposed to being based in Australia. Sleepyhead will certainly make significant profits on housing, but where's the long-term value in mass manufacturing of beds in such a remote country with low population whose shipping costs will escalate massively as climate change initiatives take hold? So far you haven't provided any examples of big wins for the country.