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Cute but would have been good to actually link fires of inflation and interest rates as inflation feeds interest rates. You could have had Chalmers putting wood on the fire of inflation, which should be a bigger fire than interest rates, and the RBA trying to transfer that burning wood from inflation to interest rates.
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