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Jeez bigdog, don't be so disrespectful, Julia's legs aren't that thin.
JULIA Gillard and Wayne Swan may as well bay at the moon as hope Australia's influence will change the mind of the Krupp's steel lady, Angela Merkel.
Europes problems are over? Julia Gillard and the world's best treasurer advise Angela Merkel to follow Australia's example - but;
Ha. Good one.
I really wonder what sort of economic position Australia would be in without the mining boom?
Julia Gillard an even worse prime minister than Kevin Rudd, according to Courier-Mail Galaxy Poll
The entire mining industry of Australia only accounts for 10% of GDP.I really wonder what sort of economic position Australia would be in without the mining boom?
A bit of selective quoting there, Eager. Here is the whole paragraph.The entire mining industry of Australia only accounts for 10% of GDP.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Australia
The Australian economy is dominated by its service sector, representing 68% of GDP. The mining sector represents 10% of GDP; the "mining-related economy" represents 9% of GDP - the total mining sector represents 19% of GDP.[19] Economic growth is largely dependent on the mining sector. The economy expanded by 0.4% in the fourth quarter of 2011, and expanded by 1.3% in the first quarter of 2012.[20]
So, if we made the Greens day and phased out mining over a 10 year period, are you suggesting that would only impact economic growth by 1%pa over that 10 year period (1.9%pa if you include the "mining-related economy") ?The entire mining industry of Australia only accounts for 10% of GDP.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Australia
Please cite.So, if we made the Greens day and phased out mining over a 10 year period
Like Greece ?But no-one can denounce the theory that Aussie companies would still provide the necessary services and experience the exponential growth in the mining services industry if the mines were actually located overseas...
WTF are you on????Like Greece ?
Please cite.
The entire mining industry of Australia only accounts for 10% of GDP.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Australia
Yes, good point.When you add in things like the cab driver who picks up the FIFO or the shop selling welding equipment it has to go much further the rest can make their own arrangements.
Oh, please. Let's just shut all the mining down, ancillary services with it, and see how Australia goes.Julia - I was expecting such a reply! I am fully aware of the other 9%, and the growth in that sector. But no-one can denounce the theory that Aussie companies would still provide the necessary services and experience the exponential growth in the mining services industry if the mines were actually located overseas...lower dollar and companies such as BLY, BKN, IDL, MAH ra ra ra.
Common sense.
You should try it sometime.
Priceless.
I was thinking this forum was being hijacked by dicks, thanks for bringing it back to reality drsmith.
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