<transcript><audio_90>what about young people and students and the unemployed and infants and veterans and refugees as well are there the real resources that we have available to us to match those needs I think there are in fact I know that Australia has a massive population of underutilized people people who want paid work but</transcript><transcript><audio_91>simply can't get it and I think if the Australian government employed all of those people we would go a long way to ameliorating some of the harm that's caused by homelessness unemployment poverty the lack of care for Australia's</transcript><caption><image_92>The image is an illustration of a large group of people standing in a park-like setting with trees and buildings in the background. The people are of different ages and ethnicities, and they are standing in front of a cafe with a sign that reads "Cafe". There are six people in the group, including an elderly man on the left side of the image, an elderly woman on the right side, a young boy in the center, and a young girl on the far right side. All of them are smiling and appear to be happy. The background is a light blue sky with a few clouds.</caption><transcript><audio_93>elderly and a lack of care for Australia's young people repairing the budget means we can begin to pay down debt and keep the tax burden lower stop okay this one says repairing the budget means we can begin to pay down debt and</transcript><transcript><audio_94>keep the tax burden lower the government budget again is not like a household budget the government has much more fiscal space available to it than any other business or household in all of Australia and as long as we are</transcript><caption><image_95>The image is a cartoon illustration of a man standing on the left side of the image. He is wearing a white t-shirt, shorts, and boots. He has a speech bubble above his head that reads "The federal government should offer a job to everyone that wants one." On the right side, there is a green background with a picture of a dollar bill and the text "Resources may be limited but money is infinite." The man in the picture has a serious expression on his face and is making a peace sign with his hand.</caption><transcript><audio_96>producing the goods that we require to match the demand for all of the new money that is in the system as long as we do that then there is no risk of inflation and if you think that there is somehow a risk of inflation just look at what's happened with quantitative easing where they've spent twelve point six trillion dollars or the</transcript> what about young people and students and the unemployed and infants and veterans and refugees as well are there the real resources that we have available to us to match those needs I think there are in fact I know that Australia has a massive population of underutilized people people who want paid work but simply can't get it and I think if the Australian government employed all of those people we would go a long way to ameliorating some of the harm that's caused by homelessness unemployment poverty the lack of care for Australia's elderly and a lack of care for Australia's young people repairing the budget means we can begin to pay down debt and keep the tax burden lower stop okay this one says repairing the budget means we can begin to pay down debt and keep the tax burden lower the government budget again is not like a household budget the government has much more fiscal space available to it than any other business or household in all of Australia and as long as we are producing the goods that we require to match the demand for all of the new money that is in the system as long as we do that then there is no risk of inflation and if you think that there is somehow a risk of inflation just look at what's happened with quantitative easing where they've spent twelve point six trillion dollars or the
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