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Where the jobs will be in 2023 : Comments
By Ross Elliott, published 7/12/2018The figures released by the Federal Government show an economy increasingly reliant on jobs growth in two major cities, but not in the city centres of those cities.
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Seems unable to consider the huge billions in lost productivity, due to congestion. Seems only able to consider the future from the point of view of the urban re-developer And growth rising ever skyward. To serve the vested interests of foreign debt-laden property developers and or speculation?
When instead it should be focused at our vast empty centre and what change could be wrought with the creation of an inland canal!?
Where will the future jobs e, is, however, an interesting question and relies exclusively on the vision of emboldened future leaders. And needs to include quite massive decentralisation and the drought proofing of food bowl Australia.
Food bowl Australia would create many more new jobs in various deionisation dialysis desalination and as MSR thorium, nuclear-powered projects that physically and progressively reverse centuries of progressive desertification (land management) of inland Australia!
Can we afford this 2st-century snowy mountain type future vision?
Why not, we have 2.5 trillion in our super funds, just begging a government to create a natural investment home for these funds as impossible to lose, thirty year self-terminating, government guaranteed, investment bonds!
The difficulty here is in the fixed mindsets, contemplating only their future or how best to sell a message that allows their side of politics to occupy the treasury benches for yet another term as the major prize!
As opposed to our finest future and prospects as a trading and services not reliant on either coal or gas, as food-producing nation trading goods and services to the world!
Alan B.