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Re: Australias economy starts struggling
Keep clutching........
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I don't think you'd have to be a genius to realise that those who have lost their jobs, or have an uncertain employment position will be in for a lean Xmas. I can't see QLD shops booming, unless everyone goes bonkers on their credit cards! Like many without work in Brisbane, I'm not even going to the shops now. Much of the stuff I need I can get at markets, ALDI, or online from UK.
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:banghead:
Why do people post this stuff like it's all new and never discussed, ever? Edit: OP if all you're going to do is post or start threads about the Aus economy, could you please rethink. |
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i may have to migrate to Sweden after reading this thread.
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Re: Australias economy starts struggling
Originally Posted by commonwealth
(Post 10379559)
i may have to migrate to Sweden after reading this thread.
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swedish guys have bigger feet.
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I dont think it will be a surprise to many to hear the economy is starting to struggle, you would have to have your head firmly in the sand not to see it.
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There might be a slow down starting, but it has a long, long, long, long, long, long way before it gets as bad as the UK economy has been in the last few years, still predicted growth again for next year, that'll be 22 years of economic growth in a row and counting, keep it real.
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This thread is about the Australian economy, not about comparing to another economy, you could also compare it favourably to the Greek economy , that would have been a better comparison surely ?
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Re: Australia celebrates 21 years of continuous economic growth
Originally Posted by commonwealth
(Post 10378781)
all of my migrant friends are now employed full time.
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Re: Australia celebrates 21 years of continuous economic growth
Originally Posted by bingobob777
(Post 10379224)
http://www.miningaustralia.com.au/ne...a-coal-project
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/busi...-1226477616731 Infrastructure projects getting delayed or cancelled all over Australia All engineering colsultancies in QLD and WA making redundancies, AECOM, Calibre, Arup, Cardno. Aurecon going to 4 day week. Consultancies feeling it now, in 18-24 months time it will be the contractors doing it tough The EPCM market is feeling the impact of all this, and feeling it bad. Expect lots of job losses. Expect the Govt to receive tens of billions less in taxes. said it before, Australia is years behind Western Europe in everything, even it's recession :lol: Who knows, the long awaited and wrongly predicted for years recession might happen in Australia, but with growth predicted AGAIN next year, it doesn't look like it, we have had recession and no growth here in the UK and the UK is still bobbing along a lot have had it tough, its not nice for folk who have lost their jobs but most are doing ok, it's not the end of the world if Australia's growth slows down, who knows in the future it might, just might even go in to recession, but I doubt it. |
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Not that old chestnut again, so you think you can talk about the UK and Australia but others can't, remember i caught you out, both countries are intrinsically linked, thousands on BE are either going, looking at going, or are coming back, so there will always be comparison.
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Re: Australias economy starts struggling
Originally Posted by Pit Bull.
(Post 10379870)
Not that old chestnut again, so you think you can talk about the UK and Australia but others can't, remember i caught you out, both countries are intrinsically linked, thousands on BE are either going, looking at going, or are coming back, so there will always be comparison.
Where did you holiday by the way, I assume not the UK? |
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