By Andrew Mackinnon
Last updated: 24th October, 2024
Non-white immigration into white countries around the world causes:
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Beyond any doubt, the effect of non-white immigration into Australia is to cause inflation in Australia…
By Andrew Mackinnon
Last updated: 19th August, 2024
Beyond any doubt, the effect of non-white immigration into Australia is to cause inflation in Australia, by increasing the size of the population of Australia, thereby increasing demand for goods, services and assets in Australia, which causes prices of goods (e.g. groceries), services (e.g. residential properties for rent) and assets (e.g. residential properties) in Australia to increase, thereby causing both the cost of living crisis and the housing crisis that currently exist in Australia.
How to increase or decrease inflation in white countries around the world…
By Andrew Mackinnon
Last updated: 19th August, 2024
How to increase inflation in white countries around the world:
Allow non-white immigration into white countries around the world, in order to increase the sizes of the populations in white countries around the world, thereby causing increases in demand for goods (e.g. groceries), services (e.g. residential properties for rent) and assets (e.g. residential properties for purchase) in white countries around the world and thereby causing increases in prices of goods, services and assets in white countries around the world.
Non-white immigration ultimately leads to a decrease in economic activity in Australia, not an increase in economic activity in Australia…
By Andrew Mackinnon
Last updated: 17th August, 2024
Non-white immigration into Australia causes the size of the population of Australia to increase, thereby causing demand for goods, services and assets to increase.
There is no need for banks in Australia to charge interest on the money they create when they lend.
By Andrew Mackinnon
Last updated: 14th November, 2024
When any bank in Australia lends for any purpose, it creates the money that it lends out of nothing and charges interest on it, which causes the size of the money supply in Australia to increase by the amount of principal loaned.