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| | | ... spending on furniture and office supplies was up 138% on normal levels, now it's still up 114%. "Consumer spending across all states except Victoria has skyrocketed and this is due to stimulus and super payments," said AlphaBeta director Andrew Charlton. ... |
| | | | ... jobs and wages through such areas as reduced pay or reduced hours in a much higher proportion compared with the United States, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands," Shead said. "Although not a direct result of COVID-19, we continue to see a lack of ... |
| | | | ... Victoria is bad news for the overall Australian economy. Victoria is now a pariah state, with the country's five other states and two territories closing their borders to Victorians. Not only that, Geelong and Ballarat - both in Victoria - had closed ... |
| | | | Three of the United States' biggest banks have set aside approximately $40 billion (US$28 billion) to brace for COVID-19 related loan losses, as Wells Fargo posts its first quarterly loss since the Global Financial Crisis. Citigroup saw its net income ... |
| | | | ... were then reimposed in Metropolitan Melbourne as infections continued to multiply, prompting all of Australia's other states and territories to close their borders with Victoria. Australia's second biggest state is reportedly planning to impose ... |
| | | | ... the state's government to re-impose a lockdown on the 8th of July while, almost at the same time, its neighbouring states closed its borders to Victorians. Still, what happens in Victoria isn't staying in Victoria, as reports that some cases ... |
| | | | ... suitable income stream products, and trustees should be at risk if they fail to make such an option salient," the paper states. "Modelling shows a 15-30% increase in retirement income by using an appropriate allocation to suitable lifetime income str ... |
| | | | ... Britain reported planning to do so too. He projects the six-month break would cost the government $35 billion. "While the states traditionally receive the GST revenue, in this instance the bill for the cut should be paid by the federal government," he ... |
| | | | ... legendary Bruce Lee. But Australians are not seeing Victorians punching, kicking and screaming when the nation's five states and two territories put up the "No Victorians allowed" signs - even threatening fines and/or imprisonment. The second wave ... |
| | | | ... economic inefficiency of transfer duty compared to land tax, but there are important equity implications too, the report states. As it stands, transfer duty is used to shift the cost of infrastructure and essential services, like schools, hospitals and ... |
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