Opinion
Why Australia can’t keep relying on hopes of China stimulus
Beijing’s latest version of its stalling stimulus model will become another dead end. It’s time for Australia to make its own economy more adaptable.
John LeeForeign policy expertTreasurer Jim Chalmers left China late last month confident that Beijing’s efforts to stimulate its economy were a “very good” development for China and therefore Australia.
Chalmers is cheering on the stimulus because our future fiscal surpluses depend heavily on a new China boom to keep commodity prices elevated.
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