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Does the Morrison government have the skills to lead us out of the recession it has created?

16 April 2020

12:12 PM

16 April 2020

12:12 PM

The $320 billion in costs the Australian government has incurred to sustain and stimulate the economy in light of the COVID-19 crisis is money spent for consumption without it attracting any corresponding production. It is a permanent loss that can only be retrieved by increased production. Two areas where reform could compensate for this loss of revenue are the cessation of wasteful spending and regulations in water

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