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| | | ... the GDP of the United States and 15% of US existing home sales. His fortune is 2,944,647 times the median US household income. Other tech titans also enjoyed a surge driven partly by lockdown measures keeping people at home and helped by the boost given ... |
| | | | The government's announcement of the new JobTrainer package was met with calls to extend the existing JobSeeker and JobKeeper measures as devastating unemployment numbers were released. Unemployment has now hit 7.4%, the highest it has been in two decades ... |
| | | | ... decline in global output, a massive fiscal response has been necessary to increase health capacity, replace lost household income and prevent large-scale bankruptcies. However, the IMF said, the policy response has also contributed to global public debt ... |
| | | | ... of 62 cents in the dollar." This suggests Australian households are saving a much higher proportion of current household income than would otherwise be the case. Therefore, ASFA says the superannuation guarantee is not only doing its job but has benefitted ... |
| | | | With wage cuts across the country and wage rises likely off the table, a former senior public servant and academic has pressed the case for wage growth instead. In an article for The Conversation, Australian National University College of Business and ... |
| | | | ... their mortgage repayments with their lender. This may be because the majority of respondents (45%) had an average household income of $100,000 to $200,000 annually. Only a small percentage (5%) of respondents indicated the pandemic had forced them to ... |
| | | | "Tell him he's dreaming!" The Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) report showing that the country's unemployment rose from 5.2% in March to ONLY 6.2% in April surely is a pleasant dream considering the nightmarish backdrop of the long ... |
| | | | ... said. "Australians who believe they will live comfortably in retirement typically contribute 11% of their annual household income into their super fund, meaning that an additional contribution of 1.5% p.a. above the super guarantee level contributes ... |
| | | | ... are also likely to see low interest rates persist in Australia given household consumption will remain subdued. Household income per capita is not increasing and wages growth remains very low, reflecting lackluster household spending," Neiron said. "Combining ... |
| | | | ... infrastructure spending, housing market stabilization and the outlook for resources. Continues to see support for household income coming from stabilizing house prices. No longer describes housing conditions as soft, instead highlighting further signs ... |
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