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By: Colin

Colin — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 22:31:51 +0000

Sure the money has to come from somewhere and will put extra pressure on the money supply, possibly curtailing private sector spending but I think you’re missing the point, the reason why we are in recession is because private sector spending has been curtailed. No-one is buying ANYTHING! In Australia we aren’t getting someone to dig a hole to fill it in we are spending it on infrastructure which in difficult times is less expensive than when the economy is booming. Too much of that article sounded like Republican party scaremongering. The election’s over. Fear doesn’t work anymore.