Victoria’s moment’s coronavirus wave will charge the economy $3 billion

The Treasury has calculated that these are new housing orders announced in Melbourne to save lives.

As Morrison’s government prepares to reduce the largest budget deficit in Australia’s political history, the Victorian lock price estimate can be revealed in an economy on Thursday.

And while Prime Minister Scott Morrison supports the closure in Victoria if necessary, the most important figures are fuel source for critics of Andrews’ government’s pandemic management.

After the May budget was delayed by the COVID-1 outbreak, the economy may also be the first time taxpayers may have been affected by the estimated duration of the budget coup caused by the pandemic amid currency depreciation.

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said today that the electorate deserves to expect the numbers to be published on Thursday.

The deficit is expected to exceed $100 billion after declaring that the budget will record the first budget surplus in years.

“You’ll see mind-blowing figures about debt and deficit,” Frydenberg said today.

“Numbers that Australians had never seen before.

“This is the raw truth of this pandemic. The coronavirus has forced the executive to spend unprecedented amounts of coins on those in need.”

“Companies don’t seem to be making the profits they used to be, other Americans don’t have the same jobs as them, and therefore the economy’s source of currencies is never what they used to be,” he said.

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