PM's digital business stimulus 'a rotten idea' from the 'Liberal party compost bin' | Sky News Australia

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The economic response to the coronavirus headed by the Morrison government reaches back into the “Liberal party compost bin of rotting ideas” and lacks innovation says Shadow Assistant Treasurer ALeighMP.

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The economic response to the coronavirus headed by the Morrison government reaches back into the “Liberal party compost bin of rotting ideas” and lacks innovation says Shadow Assistant Treasurer Andrew Leigh. The federal government is seeking to incentivise businesses to adopt and transition to digital technologies through its $800 million Digital Business Plan, in a move designed to allow more businesses to operate through the pandemic and boost Australia's GDP up to $6.

 

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ALeighMP So ripping off pensioners through the claw back of deeming credits is innovative. Turn it up, I dare you to go to the next election with the same policy

ALeighMP all his ideas are crap..he is the most narrow minded PM ive ever seen in 50 years

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Federal government makes $800m push for digital business transformation | Sky News AustraliaThe federal government is seeking to incentivise businesses to adopt and transition to digital technologies through its $800 million Digital Business Plan in a move designed to allow more businesses to operate through the pandemic and boost Australia's GDP up to $6.5 billion over four years.\n\nGlobal consultancy firm McKinsey estimated the adoption of technology in Australia had advanced up to five years in eight weeks as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.\n\nAround half of the government's $800 million spend would be used to finalise the government's business register allowing Australians to start businesses in minutes rather than weeks.\n\nIn a statement, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the plan removed 'outdated regulatory barriers' and backed the 'uptake of technology across the economy'.\n\n Why are they pushing commerce online?
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