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Anthony Albanese reveals the alarming reason why Aussies are poorer in 2024
- Prime Minister Albanese has cited the timing of inflationary pressures as the reasons Aussies are poorer than their counterparts around the world.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has highlighted a concerning trend in Australia's economic landscape, revealing that Australians are poorer in 2024 due to a combination of factors including stagnant wage growth, rising living costs, and global economic pressures. Despite some economic recovery post-COVID, the real wages have not kept pace with inflation, leading to a decrease in purchasing power. Albanese pointed out that while the government has implemented measures like tax cuts and increased welfare payments, these have not fully offset the impact of inflation and the rising cost of essentials like housing, energy, and food. Additionally, global issues such as supply chain disruptions and geopolitical tensions have further strained the economy, contributing to the financial strain felt by many Australians.
Read the Full Couriermail Article at:
[ https://www.news.com.au/finance/economy/australian-economy/anthony-albanese-reveals-the-alarming-reason-why-aussies-are-poorer-in-2024/news-story/a829a86785412f611d44d661b561bc2e ]
Read the Full Couriermail Article at:
[ https://www.news.com.au/finance/economy/australian-economy/anthony-albanese-reveals-the-alarming-reason-why-aussies-are-poorer-in-2024/news-story/a829a86785412f611d44d661b561bc2e ]
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