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Compulsory Super- Why does it always fall on the employers

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"money is needed to make the real economy work"... yes, but whose 'real economy', and what does it consist of?

Seems Australia's 'real economy' outside of holes in the ground revolves around building houses, gambling, handing out ATO monies to private industry to keep them going because they cannot manage themselves properly, and handouts for the ultra wealthy... the things we might benefit from just don't get funded.

Anh why should the Austrians inherit the world, what have they ever done for the cheese-makers?
Posted by The Blue Cross, Tuesday, 4 May 2010 6:28:06 PM
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Blue Cross, Austrian Economics is about conservative economics that supports long term productive enterprise.Reward those who produce and the world will be a better place.
Posted by Arjay, Tuesday, 4 May 2010 8:05:48 PM
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Employees have paid for past super contributions by not getting pay rises.

Ah, belly, you live in an imaginary world don't you!

Meanwhile, those of us in the 'real world' will be looking at ways to cut jobs to pay for the retirement of others.
Posted by rehctub, Thursday, 6 May 2010 8:54:53 PM
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