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05-08-2011, 03:53 PM | #11 | |||
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: SYDNEY
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my opinion is . housing wont come excessively down , maybe 10 to 20% max interest rates will fall atleast 1% . and inflation will still go up pay rises to match . unemployment may increase in small business . but boom in bigger businesses . our dollar will come down and match U.S AND RETAIL WILL HRT . GENERALLY , if you have a job in a recession , you end up pulling ahead , as your debts decrease . often recessions dont affect the masses of ordinary working people , aside from the non essential type employment . which we pretty much dont utilise now anyway . just my guess . i'm not saying i'm right . |
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