<transcript><audio_52>and since Australia floated its currency in 1983 we have not had a fiscal constraint on the government the government has much more fiscal space available to it then it lets you think if the government wanted to they could raise the deficit to four and a half</transcript><transcript><audio_53>percent of GDP or 10 percent of GDP right now we spend about we're in deficit about forty billion dollars but can you imagine if next year the government said we're gonna spend eighty billion dollars in deficit spending so for every school that we spend some</transcript><caption><image_54>The image is a map of Australia, showing the major roads and highways in the country. The map is in green color and is divided into different sections, each representing a different type of road. 

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There are also several icons scattered throughout the map in different colors, including red, yellow, and blue. These icons represent different types of roads, such as highways, highways, and airports. The text on the map provides additional information about the different roads and airports in Australia.</caption><transcript><audio_55>money on double it for every hospital that we spend some money on double it for every military thing that we don't double it double the spending you know what would happen precisely nothing the government couldn't do it if they wanted to they just choose not to they don't have to balance their budget and we we</transcript><transcript><audio_56>can see that for 38 years in a row they didn't and it was fine if you think that there's some big concern that the Reserve Bank of a straight the central bank won't listen to the government if the government asks them by we want an extra hundred billion dollars this year if you're worried that</transcript> and since Australia floated its currency in 1983 we have not had a fiscal constraint on the government the government has much more fiscal space available to it then it lets you think if the government wanted to they could raise the deficit to four and a half percent of GDP or 10 percent of GDP right now we spend about we're in deficit about forty billion dollars but can you imagine if next year the government said we're gonna spend eighty billion dollars in deficit spending so for every school that we spend some money on double it for every hospital that we spend some money on double it for every military thing that we don't double it double the spending you know what would happen precisely nothing the government couldn't do it if they wanted to they just choose not to they don't have to balance their budget and we we can see that for 38 years in a row they didn't and it was fine if you think that there's some big concern that the Reserve Bank of a straight the central bank won't listen to the government if the government asks them by we want an extra hundred billion dollars this year if you're worried that
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