20 Jun2016

Federal election 2016: Labor’s NBN assumptions are implausible

Posted in Op eds

Today in The Australian
First there was the splurge on schools that will more than pay for itself (so long as you don’t mind waiting until your unborn grandchildren reach pension age). Then came the tertiary education spending that will boost GDP by $26 for every dollar spent (so long as the economic return on education rises twentyfold).


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