T turk 25th Dec, 2013 #41 tambourineman said: I'm guessing doom and gloom is bad for business but it isn't doom and gloom it's rational balanced thinking Click to expand... And are you capable of explaining why it's rational balanced thinking?
tambourineman said: I'm guessing doom and gloom is bad for business but it isn't doom and gloom it's rational balanced thinking Click to expand... And are you capable of explaining why it's rational balanced thinking?
tambourineman 25th Dec, 2013 #42 I guess it's about understanding risk. In a place like Australia that had gone through an unprecedented growth period it is easy to become complacent.
I guess it's about understanding risk. In a place like Australia that had gone through an unprecedented growth period it is easy to become complacent.
M MrCrumbpacker 25th Dec, 2013 #43 Scott No Mates said: someone should blow those naysayers up. in the conference that I attended today the cba senior economist was even more positive than last year. government debt is less than 10% of gdp compared to rest of the world we're laughing Click to expand... True, but on the other hand Australian household debt is the highest in the world.
Scott No Mates said: someone should blow those naysayers up. in the conference that I attended today the cba senior economist was even more positive than last year. government debt is less than 10% of gdp compared to rest of the world we're laughing Click to expand... True, but on the other hand Australian household debt is the highest in the world.