Chief economist update: Victoria's victoryBY BENJAMIN ONG | TUESDAY, 27 OCT 2020 10:25AMThe state's reopening will unleash Victorian households' pent-up demand and revive consumer spending that, in turn, lifts business revenues, profits and employment. This virtuous Victorian circle would have positive flow-on effects on the whole entire Australian nation - and just in time for yuletide shopping season at that.
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