Jobs and growth,jobs and growth. Sounds profitable, except that the government is relying heavily on recycled ideas of governments pastThe 2016 budget is aimed at neutralising the Labor party, and solidifying the government’s upper middle lesson base,and distancing itself from its first two years in office, with the express intent of getting it over the election finish line – in front – on 2 July.
Instead of offering bold new ideas for reform, or the government offers a new slogan: Jobs and Growth. Thirteen times,in fact, in the treasurer’s speech. And its design for jobs and growth relies heavily on recycled ideas of governments past.
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Source: theguardian.com