Budget 2019 was an election budget in the sense it contained a lot of little goodies, but there was nothing to get overly excited about.
While everyone else is focused on the shot-term, the long-term trending contains more interesting tidbits. The following slides update the post from Monday.
Income versus Spending
Budget 2019 forecasts cash spending (capital and current) of about $8.0 billion, about $200 million above the 2018 actual spending.
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Showing posts with label Budget 2019. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Budget 2019. Show all posts
17 April 2019
15 April 2019
Budget 2019 Context #nlpoli
Most of the commentary about Budget 2019 on Tuesday will be focused on the short-term.
Here are some slides that show longer-term trending. We'll update them later on with the Budget 2019 figures.This is the sort of stuff that bears watching especially since the announcement of a new federal transfer payment came with the unexplained claim that it will magically reduce public debt and return the government to surplus over night.
Here are some slides that show longer-term trending. We'll update them later on with the Budget 2019 figures.This is the sort of stuff that bears watching especially since the announcement of a new federal transfer payment came with the unexplained claim that it will magically reduce public debt and return the government to surplus over night.
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