Labor Economics

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    Here's the facts of Labor's economics.

    1. Higher net migration
    2. Budget Deficits forecasted out to 2060
    3. Growth in government spending continues to outpace aggregate GDP growth, resulting in public sector spending as a proportion of GDP peaking at 28.5 percent next financial year; up from 24.1 percent in 2018-19.
    4. Electricity prices up 40% since May 2022
    5. Australian's in 7 consecutive quarter per capita recession (never seen before)
    6. Gross debt balloons to $1.22 trillion by the end of 2028-29, an increase of $283 billion over debt levels projected for the end of this financial year
    7. 3 million Australians facing homelessness threat
    8. 1.5 million Australians in mortgage stress
    9. Business Bankruptcies at a 25 year high
    10. Largest decline in household disposable income in the OECD



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