jeffstmalomalo a Ă©crit :
il y a quelque chose qui cloche. L'article francais mentionne la quasi disparition de la dette depuis 2005...
DEBT
“Net government debt is forecast to increase ten-fold from this year to 2011,’’ said Opposition Leader Martin Hamilton-Smith.
“Yet the debt delivers little of long-term value to our State,” he said.
“And to top it off, the already bungled South Road underpass has to be fixed with a $28 million bridge – Fix It Pat’s latest fiasco.
The debt position flies in the face of expert advice that suggest moderate debt is good if it funds economic infrastructure. This debt is the result of bad management with blowouts in day to day costs.
"Debt’s OK to buy a house – but its no good if you’re borrowing to buy the groceries,” he said.
Net state debt rises from $150 million in June 2007 to a staggering $1.4 billion by 2011.
Total public sector debt is forecast to top $3.4 billion by 2011 - around the amount of the State Bank disaster during Mr Rann’s first attempt at being in government.
je me demande si ce ne serait pas 585 millions et pas billions de $...
Je ne sais pas ou tu as pris cet article, mais il ne s'agit peut etre pas du Commonwealth d'Australie...Il me semble que Martin Hamilton-Smith n'est pas le leader de l'oppostion (Kevin Rudd from QLD est ALP leader). Martin Hamilton-Smith ne serait il pas un MP de South Australia?...Ton article concerne donc l'Australie Meridionale et non 'Australie. Il s'agit de la dette du gouvernement de SA et non du Gouvernement Federal.
Ce serait bien de referencer tes sources.
Sisko