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David Wu

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What Does the Budget Mean for Young People?

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By David Wu
| Farrago Magazine
The federal budget is the key report from the government that outlines how they will collect money from taxpayers and where that money will be spent. A key figure in the budget is “the bottom line”, which refers to whether the money the government collects matches the amount it will be spending. The budget estimates an underlying cash deficit of $31.5 billion in 2026–27, an improvement of $2.8 billion on the Treasuries December Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook forecast.
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What Does the Budget Mean for Young People?

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By David Wu
| Farrago Magazine
The federal budget is the key report from the government that outlines how they will collect money from taxpayers and where that money will be spent. A key figure in the budget is “the bottom line”, which refers to whether the money the government collects matches the amount it will be spending. The budget estimates an underlying cash deficit of $31.5 billion in 2026–27, an improvement of $2.8 billion on the Treasuries December Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook forecast.
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Rise of crude oil price sparks recession fears as unpredictability of Iran conflict continues

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By David Wu
| News.com.au
More than one million people would be jobless, inflation could double and Australia would plunge into a recession in coming months if the Middle East conflict continues and the price of crude oil soars to $US150 a barrel, according to experts. The war and blockage of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical waterway where one-fifth of the world’s oil once passed daily, has caused a devastating economic ripple effect globally.
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