Inflation problem has an unemployment sting

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OPINION: Australia has an inflation problem, so the 3.5 per cent unemployment rate will inevitably rise over the medium term as central banks raise interest rates to help contain the broadening price pressures.

But domestic price pressures are also strong, with non-tradable inflation up 5.3 per cent.

A sustained unemployment rate with a four in front of it, combined with solid but sustainable wage growth, would be a very good outcome over the next few years. This stimulatory experiment collided with an unforseen supply-side crunch caused by the war in Ukraine fuelling a surge in energy prices and China’s COVID-zero restrictions that have choked global supply chains.

 

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Why is Australia following the ROW with a poison field approach when we have the ability to reduce most of the inflation by domestic gas reservation, temp GST cuts etc and just kill the weeds! ADGSM gas auspol

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