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A budget that divides the nation: ACOSS 2014-15 budget analysis

Publisher
Public sector Government expenditure Financial inclusion Australia
Resources
Attachment Size
apo-nid39982.pdf 10.31 MB
Description

ACOSS' analysis of the Federal Budget for 2014-15. This paper consists of an overview of the budget; a table of who will pay for what measures; the effect of budget decisions on the bottom line, and a detailed analysis of measures in the following key areas:

  1. Employment services
  2. Working-age payments
  3. Family payments
  4. Retirement incomes
  5. Health
  6. Education and Early Childhood Services
  7. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Programs
  8. Community Services
Publication Details
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
11 Jun 2014

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