Politics 🤡 Donald Trump

[BabylonPink]

I regard them as successful because:

- they had a plan around the knowledge economy and funded it (upskilling workforce capacity). University and training trended up.
- they invested heavily in infrastructure
- invested heavily in state housing
- introduced working for families
- introduced the super fund
- pro R&D
- basically addressed underinvestment in the 90’s

All while maintaining a good overall economy, running surpluses and paying down debt.

This is the standard for me. Solid private sector and using it to invest heavily in the public sector.

Yeah but, long term , it's fucked you

 

[Worried2Death]

I regard them as successful because:

- they had a plan around the knowledge economy and funded it (upskilling workforce capacity). University and training trended up.
- they invested heavily in infrastructure
- invested heavily in state housing
- introduced working for families
- introduced the super fund
- pro R&D
- basically addressed underinvestment in the 90’s

All while maintaining a good overall economy, running surpluses and paying down debt.

This is the standard for me. Solid private sector and using it to invest heavily in the public sector.

Are you going to vote Greens now that Rizzah has educated you on the fallacies of orthodox economic policy?
I for one would vote for his party if he had one.