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The economy is weak and heading downward

Email The Conversation By Peter Martin Updated July 01, 2019 10:03:11 Photo: Economic growth in the year ahead is expected to be weak with an increased chance of recession. (AAP: Darren England) Related Story: Car sales slump as economy hits speed bump Related Story: House price falls are bad news for car dealers. The RBA explains why Related Story: And now for the good news… the economy is awful Related Story: Jobs are the fraying rope holding Australia above recession Related Story: Economic slowdown heading to GFC levels Map: Australia During the election we were promised jobs and growth.But The Conversation’s 2019-20 forecasting panel is predicting an economic growth rate as weak as any since the financial crisis in the year ahead, as well as dismal consumer spending, no improvement in unemployment or wage growth, and an increased chance of recession.On the upside, the panel expects iron ore prices to stay higher for longer than the Budget did, it expects home prices to stabilise, and it predicts the lowest government bond rate on record, making it cheaper than ever before for the Government to borrow and spend its way out of trouble.The panel predicts a surplus in name only in… Read full this story

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