Mike’s Saturday Editorial
What’s the worst pandemic financial/economic policy? Mike’s got a new entrant. Nick Otton drops by to talk about an alternative that pays 4 or 5 times more than government bonds or bank deposits. And you better sit down for the shocking stat.
You could raise the GST to 45% instead of 5%. We’re not kidding. Or you could raise business taxes by 800% or you could…
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Mike’s Comment
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Saturday, 12 December 2020 12:08
If you think that pandemic aid should be directed at the people and businesses who’ve been impacted the most then you’ll agree with the latest choice for Worst Pandemic Financial/Economic policy.