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Labor’s smoke and mirrors on housing
Jim Chalmers and Anthony Albanese face much tougher questions about their economic agenda than the confusion about negative gearing and capital gains taxes.
Jennifer HewettColumnistJim Chalmers’ meetings with China’s senior economic ministers and officials in Beijing will at least provide the treasurer an object lesson in opaque political rhetoric disconnected from economic reality.
Dealing with their countries’ continued economic weakness is the key challenge for both governments – with a particular focus on conditions in the property market, although for very different reasons.
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