Jim Chalmers has flagged a type of business investment allowance to drive capital towards green energy and advanced manufacturing, as he says the government’s “made in Australia” plan is not primarily about subsidies.
Amid initial criticism of the government’s plans from the Productivity Commission, the Treasurer also confirmed he would revamp foreign investment rules to cut red tape for investors with a proven track record, such as pension funds.
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