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| | | A group of economists lead by Nick Gruen, principal of the Lateral Economics consultancy, have written to the Prime Minister proposing that employer super contributions be cut from 9 to 6 per cent with the money transferring to employees as take-home ... |
| | | | ... is blocked. This time US interest rates are very close to becoming inutile. This time the US government is drowning in deficit. This means that many of the system's automatic stabilisers might not be as effective as in previous episodes. More people ... |
| | | | ... houses rose by 6.7 per cent in October. Thank you too that, because of this, the Federal Budget might not need to go into deficit. Most of all, thank you for the painful lessons being imparted by the current financial market turmoil. |
| | | | ... That is, closing the bond market will make it harder for the government to borrow money in the future to finance a budget deficit during a recession or war. The idea was scrapped in 2004. And fortunately for the Labour Government it was. The Federal ... |
| | | | ... headlines reported by Bloomberg., Jobless Rolls in US Rise to 25-Year High, Exports Plunge on Global Slump, US Budget Deficit Swells to Record $237.2 Billion as Bank Stakes Bought, Germany Enters Recession After Economy Contracted 0.5% in Third Quarter ... |
| | | | ... long-run. This is because consumers save during periods of high and increasing government deficits, expecting that this deficit will be paid for in the form of higher taxes in the future. But now is when the problem is most acute and pressing. And after ... |
| | | | ... outlook, adding that the package should be designed to limit longer-term negative impact on the US government's growing deficit. These are interesting times and in a span of just over a year, the US economy has learnt that Adam Smith's economic theory ... |
| | | | ... in the previous month. Italy's industrials orders dropped by 5.2 per cent in the year to August and its current account deficit widened to 2.9 billion euros in August from 0.1 billion euros in the previous month. In Japan, Tokyo Department Store Sales ... |
| | | | ANZ is set to launch a number of adult financial literacy programs after a survey revealed Australians with low levels of financial literacy make riskier investment decisions and probably won't seek professional financial advice. The report, which surveyed ... |
| | | | ... Elsewhere in Europe, reports show Spanish unemployment rising and consumer confidence slipping. And in Italy, the fiscal deficit has risen to 2.6 per cent of GDP in the June quarter from 1.9 per cent in the first. While there is some good news in Australia ... |
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