Chalmers can try to predict 40 years into the future, but he's really talking 2028

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : For Chalmers, the quintet includes the rise of artificial intelligence, the clean energy transition, Australia's ageing population, industrial transformation and geopolitical fragmentation.
48% : Labor deserves credit for taking tough decisions on housing tax breaks and the NDIS in the most recent budget, even if some economists believe the measures won't solve the housing crisis.
44% : Chalmers, in a Q&A session after the release of the document, said that "our government and other governments of both political persuasions must cut income taxes further when the budget can afford it".
42% : We will know in the next couple of years if Labor's tax changes fix some of Australia's housing problems.

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