Cheapest way to open Australia's economy is to 'remove restrictions in place' | Sky News Australia

The Australian’s Adam Creighton says the cheapest way to open Australia’s economy is to "remove the various restrictions that are in place.” His comment comes regarding the change in the Australian government’s fiscal approach. “I’m very pleased with these rumours the 2024 tax cuts will be brought forward,” Mr Creighton told Sky News host Chris Kenny.

“The argument is we need stimulus, and we certainly do. “I would much rather see the stimulus on the revenue side by cutting taxes, because at least that way it makes the economy more efficient, people are spending their own money on the things they want. “The cheapest way to get the economy going again, of course, is to remove the various restrictions that are in place.”

Adam_Creighton Agreed. Scrap all internal border closures first, restrictions need only to be applied to hotspot post codes and you'll see a vast improvement both socially and economically in the Australian society. A new United model is needed so we can become one country again not 7 odd.

Adam_Creighton The cheapest way to get the Australia’s economy back in track is to ⬇️ 1. Return the $40M the Liberal Party gave 2 FOXTEL 2. Return the $30M paid for a piece of Land that was valued $3M 3. ✋🏻 political Pork Barreling 4. ✋🏻 the corruption 5. ✋🏻the Rorts 6. ✋🏻Adam Creighton ✍️ ✅

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Adam_Creighton Well bugger me, what a pure genius, remove the restrictions in place. Who would have thought that.

Adam_Creighton **1996**: PCR; 'the viral load tests are a scam. When molecular biologists Peter Duesberg and Harvey Bialy analyzed the 1995 Ho & Wei papers (Nature 373) ... they found that estimates of free virus had been overestimated by several orders of magnitude

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