No they won't, the difference is debt has never been higher as a percentage to income. In terms of a percentage, rates are already equivalent to the 15-17% range that they have been at in the past.
@@terryhill4272 this time will be different 🤣🤣🤣You forget about the increase to aggregate demand created by reckless immigration, acting contrary to monetary policy!
study history such as the Barber Boom - rates will have to go up more😮
No they won't, the difference is debt has never been higher as a percentage to income. In terms of a percentage, rates are already equivalent to the 15-17% range that they have been at in the past.
@@terryhill4272 this time will be different 🤣🤣🤣You forget about the increase to aggregate demand created by reckless immigration, acting contrary to monetary policy!
Thank you, Laura 😊
Adelaide Summer is very nice as no Drama's here.
Have a look what happened to Westpac today. 🚀