“There'd also be a separate target for capital spending because… infrastructure spending has been a major driver of growing debt.”
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“Annual net spending target… would cap how much spending can grow each year… if you overspend… you can make it up in the next year.”
Grattan Institute · Economy: How to fund Australia's future
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pair the debt anchor with an annual net-spending target that caps yearly spending growth
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