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'We've been vindicated': Chalmers says government spending has saved the nation from recession


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Published in Politics and Government on Thursday, December 19th 2024 at 12:21 GMT by Sydney Morning Herald   Print publication without navigation

  • After coming under fire from for his mid-year budget update, Treasurer Jim Chalmers says: "We've rejected this free advice that says slash and burn in the budget".

The article from The Sydney Morning Herald discusses Treasurer Jim Chalmers' assertion that the Australian government's increased spending has successfully prevented the nation from slipping into a recession. Chalmers highlighted that despite global economic challenges, Australia's economy has shown resilience, with unemployment remaining low and economic growth continuing, albeit at a reduced pace. He emphasized the effectiveness of the government's fiscal strategy, which included significant investments in infrastructure, health, and social services, as well as direct financial support to citizens. Critics, however, argue that this spending has led to higher deficits and debt, potentially burdening future generations. Chalmers countered these criticisms by stating that the government's actions were necessary to safeguard the economy during uncertain times, and that the economic indicators now suggest a vindication of their approach.

Read the Full Sydney Morning Herald Article at:
[ https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/we-ve-been-vindicated-chalmers-says-government-spending-has-saved-the-nation-from-recession-20241219-p5kzlm.html ]

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