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  1. Social carnage it is then. Anything is acceptable to the property owning politicians so long as house prices and rents remain high.

  2. Social carnage it is then. Anything is acceptable to the property owning politicians so long as house prices and rents remain high.

  3. The afficianados? have used hamburger bun prices in different countries to measure economic somethings. Also the height of women’s skirts; tend to go higher as we are in general richer, no matter what the weather.

    For a much-followed not-very-academic ‘discipline’ economics, and financial management, still seems to rely heavily on ‘reckons’. Just contrast the place where econs have ended up with the time of Samuel Pepys*, 1600s. He largly brought the navy up to full capacity and excellent condition yet still was put in the Tower for about two years during his career with the navy, for suspicion of popery I think. How badly does an economist group have to fail and transgress before severe punishment is unleashed on them.? These carpet crawlers need to be circumscribed. And I wonder if their facility with words equals their legerdemain with numbers? Few have come near Samuel Pepys’ prowess; I daresay they would hesitate to perform public service involving working with physics and physical skills.

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  4. Meh. 700 points on almost 40,000 is hardly a blip (dips like this were high when the DOW was at 15,000 just a over decade ago). The fact is the stock market has always been an excellent inflation hedge and continues to be so. The higher the inflation, the higher the index. And inflation simply is isn’t going anywhere unless the government slashes spending; especially in health and education (both of which are spiralling out of control) but being two sacred cows that the public simply will not tolerate cuts in, it won’t happen.
    I propose we go to an inflation adjusted 1990 budget, i.e. where we go back to roughly the same health and education expenditure as a **percentage** of GDP as in 1990. All these ridiculous increases in government expenditure that has not been taxed for (and thus bought into being with debt that will never be repaid) is automatically inflationary.

  5. fuel prices here i the king country have risen 20 cents in the last few weeks .Also went to Hamilton today retail there is dead even in the food court at centre place .The coalition of fuck witts have really got NZ BACK ON TRACK to the bottom of the heap .They have poured $2 billion down the drain and not a peep from the dumb fucks that voted for them .If it had been Robertson they would have been demanding his resignation .While you are all maori bashing these fuckers are giving you one where you dont want it .

    1. Also saw a quarter of the main street shops empty in a sizeable ag service town this week.

      And does it feel like everyone you know is shorter of cash than usual?

  6. Just managed to get the bank to agree to 6 months of interest only mortgage payments to get through an unexpected event. Had to go through flips and hoops to get it though. The mortgage broker did say if we were property investors it would have been a breeze. I guess that sums up the property ponzi rort nicely.

    1. Look the New Zealand dollar is weaker Vs the U.S. dollar and just blows for one reason and one reason only the U.S. military is way stronger. Now I’m not saying that we all fully I’sa gots gun pa, ameeica fuck yeah and start overdosing on the right to bare arms but we do need a more poweful military and a much much much much, much more holistic view of National Security.

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