interest rates (1 Viewer)

[Rorix]

you idiot, do u even know how the RBA considers the interest rates.

There's such a level of sophistication on the forum


Industrial relations policies will affect interest rates over the medium/long term.

 

[Lorie]

lets not foregt that labour introduced enterprise bargaining. Then Howard added his changes to that. Changes to industrial realtions will only affect inflation if wages growth goes above the level of productivity. And the bill that the government wants to introduce about industrial realtions will give employers greater powers to dimiss workers unfairly. Is that what you see as approatiate industrial relations?

 

[Lorie]

we can introduce an industrial relations policy for the good of the economy. But we still have to maintain rights for the individuals.

 

[Rorix]

lets not foregt that labour introduced enterprise bargaining.

And have subsequently rejected 2nd and 3rd waves of reform.

Changes to industrial realtions will only affect inflation if wages growth goes above the level of productivity.

The RBA considers more than just inflation, inflation happens to be the PRIMARY concern.

And the bill that the government wants to introduce about industrial realtions will give employers greater powers to dimiss workers unfairly. Is that what you see as approatiate industrial relations?

I can't even be bothered responding to this stupid shit. You've obviously already made up your mind that the EVIL BOSSES are out to ENSLAVE their workers and UNFAIRLY FIRE everyone who doesn't agree.

 

[Lorie]

yeah, and the reserve bank isn't just influenced by industrial realtions. Unlike what ohne thinks.

 

[Rorix]

concepts are interrelated

 

[ohne]

will you stop harking on about industrial relations policy you rubbishing on like a big business person who doesnt like the idea of paying people the aware wage

Well if you are such an expert on industrial relations and the Coalition/Democrats policy is so bad, answer me this:

Why have real wages over the past 8.5 years risen by over 14% compared to 2% over 13 years of the ALP?