Australia’s Financial System Explained

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A few short basic videos to help understand how it really works

 

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Now if only this can be taught at high school.

 

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Now if only this can be taught at high school.

It's not going into the curriculum if the politicians don't understand it

 

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Here's your classic example, and to be fair to PH her view is shared by every single politician, including Pocock who was being salivated over last month with his stance on a 25% tax on gas.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson told news.com.au that she believed the excise cut should be extended, but the Albanese Government needed to cut spending to pay for it. “People are struggling so I support an extension of the fuel excise cut, but we need to reduce spending elsewhere to make up for the loss in revenue, such as subsidies for renewables,” she said.

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It baffles me as to why we haven't seen an alternative political party rise with a heterodox theory of money.

 

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Even if One Nation wins the next federal election, nothing will change.
She will be bought even threatened if she doesn’t tow the WEF corporate line

 

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Even if One Nation wins the next federal election, nothing will change

The only way PHON can win the next election is by having a majority on the floor of the House. Which means they have to contest every seat. Not going to happen.

 

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She will be bought even threatened if she doesn’t tow the WEF corporate line

WEF doesn't determine party policy. They're just a lobby group.