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Re: Aussie Aussie (moved from Welcome Inn)
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 11620444)
Knowledge is about to be imparted on your asses - you're welcome
Human Development Index (HDI) (UN) 2014: 1 Norway 2 Australia 6 Germany 7 New Zealand 14 UK Per Capita GDP (Nominal) (IMF) 2014: 1 Luxembourg $111716 5 Australia $61219 17 Germany $47589 18 UK $45653 20 New Zealand $43837 Life Expectancy (WHO) 2012: 1 Japan 86.2 9 Australia 83 13 New Zealand 82.1 22 Germany 81 28 UK 81 Average Household Disposable Income (OECD) 2013: 1 USA $39531 4 Australia $31197 6 Germany $30721 13 UK $25828 21 New Zealand $21773 etc |
Re: Aussie Aussie (moved from Welcome Inn)
Originally Posted by verystormy
(Post 11620351)
Where in the world do you get the cheapest iPhone 6 or pair of Adidas trainers? | Business | The Guardian
Sydney and Melbourne hold their places among 10 most expensive cities | Australia news | The Guardian Haven lived in Sydney, Perth and London. Sydney is, in my opinion a LOT more expensive than London and Perth isnt far behind Sydney. Cant comment on Melbourne |
Re: Aussie Aussie (moved from Welcome Inn)
Originally Posted by Beoz
(Post 11620458)
Disposable income. Thats the average man's wealth. Interesting to see USA on top but then again not really a great surprise.
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Re: Aussie Aussie (moved from Welcome Inn)
Originally Posted by Beoz
(Post 11620356)
I would love to see these stats. Please produce and I will send you the link on this site for the study I did between Sydney and London. Or search for it yourself. I do it every few years. For me and my wife, Sydney is cheaper. For the average salary earner in Sydney and London, Sydney is cheaper.
Its in my interest to do so. If London was better value for money I'd be back in a flash. Sprout all the fear you want, at least have the decency to back it up. Not fear but reality. That being of course Australia is a rather poor deal of recent years. Way overpriced cities which are growing at rates among the fastest in the developed world. If want to talk about decency try widening your world view somewhat and get a grip on the reality of what is really happening in Australia. I am searching the majority of jobs going to foreigners in my files which are a little chaotic. Not to say time consuming. Regardless at the moment not having that material on hand all else commented on Australia is right on the ball. |
Re: Aussie Aussie (moved from Welcome Inn)
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 11620987)
It's a good measure but the most important one is HDI as it's a combination of standard of living, life expectancy and education standards
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Re: Aussie Aussie (moved from Welcome Inn)
Originally Posted by Beoz
(Post 11620795)
Your second link uses exchange rates which is why Sydney keeps falling down the list. So does your first link. Best use a method where you use local earnings in that city against costs.
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Re: Aussie Aussie (moved from Welcome Inn)
Originally Posted by Beoz
(Post 11620458)
Disposable income. Thats the average man's wealth. Interesting to see USA on top but then again not really a great surprise.
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Re: Aussie Aussie (moved from Welcome Inn)
90% of jobs in one quarter (3 months) going to 'foreigners'?? That's a nonsense figure.
Maybe 90% of sponsored jobs (eg 457 visas) - but you'd expect that ;) |
Re: Aussie Aussie (moved from Welcome Inn)
Originally Posted by the troubadour
(Post 11621738)
Yet Australians have among the highest personal debt in the world.
Deal with it |
Re: Aussie Aussie (moved from Welcome Inn)
Originally Posted by the troubadour
(Post 11621736)
I didn't say London was better value. Both Sydney and London are shot for average middle class people. Melbourne and Perth are not far behind either.
Not fear but reality. That being of course Australia is a rather poor deal of recent years. Way overpriced cities which are growing at rates among the fastest in the developed world. If want to talk about decency try widening your world view somewhat and get a grip on the reality of what is really happening in Australia. I am searching the majority of jobs going to foreigners in my files which are a little chaotic. Not to say time consuming. Regardless at the moment not having that material on hand all else commented on Australia is right on the ball. |
Re: Aussie Aussie (moved from Welcome Inn)
Originally Posted by the troubadour
(Post 11621741)
With massive disparity though. Hardly an example or something to aspire to. In fact sections of the middle class are seeing declining standards in America.
You need to branch beyond Perth fella. Not all parts of the world suffer from boom and bust. |
Re: Aussie Aussie (moved from Welcome Inn)
Originally Posted by Beoz
(Post 11621797)
No stats. No street cred.
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Re: Aussie Aussie (moved from Welcome Inn)
Originally Posted by Beoz
(Post 11621800)
Are they? Any stats.
You need to branch beyond Perth fella. Not all parts of the world suffer from boom and bust. |
Re: Aussie Aussie (moved from Welcome Inn)
Originally Posted by the troubadour
(Post 11621895)
There are stats all over the net. Your problem is you only want to stay in denial. Fine by me others may though seek the real picture which is increasingly grim.
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Re: Aussie Aussie (moved from Welcome Inn)
Originally Posted by Beoz
(Post 11621919)
Ha ha ha. Really. I read the net. I love facts. Please provide and I will agree with your point of view.
Anyway concerning the matter at hand. Immigration experts Dr Bob Birrell and Dr Ernest Healy both wrote in the Sydney Morning Herald on August 7 2014, consulting my file on the matter of job growth since 2011 favouring migrants in numbers suggested. But just to underline. I don't seek either your approval or endorsement of the facts displayed here. You can of course if confident enough show a link to disprove something I write if able to do so rather than pass silly little comments. Otherwise just admit you've got it all wrong. |
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