/int/ - Post your gubermint's budget balance, compare and - International

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09/07/25(Sun)10:37:44 No.214619685

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Post your gubermint's budget balance, compare and discuss
>https://tradingeconomics.com/country-list/government-budget

Anonymous
09/07/25(Sun)10:39:53 No.214619746

Anonymous 09/07/25(Sun)10:39:53 No.214619746

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Anonymous
09/07/25(Sun)10:43:24 No.214619856

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hardly news i guess
wish i could zoom out enough to see the brief blip of blue under clinton, but the site wants me to buy premium or some shit

Anonymous
09/07/25(Sun)10:51:47 No.214620120

Anonymous 09/07/25(Sun)10:51:47 No.214620120

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>>214619685
2023-24 Labor Party.

It really is easy under Albanese.

Anonymous
09/07/25(Sun)10:54:50 No.214620216

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>>214619856
The gradual pivot to surpluses is intredasting.
Aren't republicans supposed to be the conservatives and the donkeys the big spenders?

Anonymous
09/07/25(Sun)11:03:21 No.214620443

Anonymous 09/07/25(Sun)11:03:21 No.214620443

>>214620216
we aren't gonna see a surplus any time soon. the local trend looks good just because of the spending spike during covid.
>Aren't republicans supposed to be the conservatives and the donkeys the big spenders?
LOL no, they just market themselves that way and proles love it. the only time we've haven't had a deficit in recent history was under a democrat.

Anonymous
09/07/25(Sun)12:20:30 No.214622860

Anonymous 09/07/25(Sun)12:20:30 No.214622860

>>214619856
jesus

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09/07/25(Sun)12:45:48 No.214623654

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