This Is What The Slow Death Of A Wealthy Country Actually Looks Like

By Scott Kuru

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Treasury has just sealed a brand new 40-year forecast for Australia, and one of the numbers holding it up has already been called an outright lie. Bollocks is the word one of the country's best known economists used, and once you read the fine print it is very hard to argue with him. In this video, I open up the new Intergenerational Report and take you through what it actually says about the Australian economy, productivity, government debt, taxes, migration, housing affordability and the property market over the next four decades. I explain why the last forecast missed so badly, who ended up paying for that miss, and what all of it means for house prices, rents, first home buyers and property investors planning their next move. 🏘️ Subscribe now to become a property insider and stay ahead of these market-changing trends. ➡️ Timestamps: 00:00 Intro | The forecast already being called a lie 02:06 The number Treasury keeps getting wrong 07:46 The population shift nobody planned for 09

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