UTS Business School’s Warren Hogan says the focus of October’s federal budget has got to be on how to get the economy into the recovery mode. “And that’s about how to get JobKeeper out and finish with that in March,” Mr Hogan told Sky News. “How to get the bank moratorium over but not have the economy weaken.
” The Morrison government will deliver its budget in the first week of October, which usually gets released in May but was pushed back due to the coronavirus. “There’s a lot of challenges there, so they may have to look at short term programs like the UK used, the subsidising of lunches and dinners in London,” he said. “Who knows what they will come up with, but they have still got to provide stimulus for the economy in a targeted and sharp way.
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_warrenhogan bit hard when you got dropkicks like andrews and Palaszczuk trying to sabotage the countries economy for their chinese masters.
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