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$16b man: Let the COVID-19 recovery begin
Mr Frydenberg yesterday updated a raft of forecasts from the October 6 Budget to highlight increasing momentum behind the economy, which he said had outperformed all major advanced economies in 2020.
“Unemployment is lower. GDP growth is higher and there are improvements to the Budget bottom line,” Mr Frydenberg said after releasing the mid-year economic and fiscal outlook. “But the road ahead is challenging – very challenging. We’ve not yet defeated the virus. It…
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