former CEO of the Commonwealth Bank and the inaugural chairman of the Future Fund, sounded a grim warning on the 7.30 Report Wednesday when he said: "We're not a highly productive economy, our net foreign liabilities as a percentage of GDP are very high in the world, they're not low and we have this persistent current account deficit. "In short, all the entitlements we want to have are not ours - they're being funded at the pleasure of some people who save and live offshore. "There comes a time if you work that way that these people say, 'I don't want to finance that anymore' --that's what's happened to Greece and Spain and Italy." Australia is in for a future fiscal shock, as Robert Carling of the Centre for Independent Studies has warned. "It is one thing for commonwealth and state governments to balance their budgets in the short term, as they are attempting to do, but spending commitments are being made as though nothing beyond the four-year horizon of the forward estimates matters," he wrote recently. The bottom line is this - do you believe Swan or Stevens or Murray or Carling, along with almost every business leader in the country who agree that the Gillard government has created an atmosphere of unhealthy economic instability? Swan and this government are out of their depth and are dragging the entire nation down with them. Have Your Say Labor have commited sabotage against this country and have made it difficult beyond