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| | ... the path to surplus the new Turnbull Government had already implemented Budget repair measures exceeding $22 billion. The MYEFO also contains a revised estimate of the value of un-legislated budget repair measures still to be supported by the parliament ... |
| | | ... superannuation funds will not have the greatest 2016 after significant tax write downs in the Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) were released yesterday. Superannuation fund taxes have been written down $1.4 billion (14.9%) in 2015-16. A total ... |
| | | ... of GDP in 2013/14) would turn into a surplus of around 0.1% of GDP by 2017/18; changed into a 0.3% of GDP deficit in the MYEFO (Mid-year Economic and Fiscal Outlook) papers last December; changed into a 0.5% of GDP deficit last night. To be sure, a surplus ... |
| | | ... budget surplus of 2% of GDP five years ago that turned into a 9.4% deficit by 2011. The Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) forecast a A$1.1 billion surplus in 2012/13, roughly 0.1% of GDP. But Australia could not follow Spain's path. No siree! ... |
| | | Dissected, defended, derided. The MYEFO (Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook) 2012-2013 received all these, and then some. It's good. It's bad. It's a revenue grab. It's responsible policy. It's a fiscal drag. It'll lower interest rates. Be scared. ... |
| | | ... A$22.6 billion 2011/12 budget deficit estimated in May 2011 to A$37 billion in its Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) released last November. Today, we'll see new figures showing even that even this is off the mark - that the shortfall would ... |
| | | Super industry heads have responded to yesterday's MYEFO announcement from the Government with concerns raised about the reliance of super products on the equity markets. As reported yesterday by Financial Standard, Treasurer Wayne Swan released the ... |
| | | The 2011 12 Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) released today forecasts solid economic growth, low debt and a return to surplus in 2012 13, despite a significant deterioration in global conditions in recent months, cutting $20 billion from ... |
| | | ... Wall Street languishes, Australia will remain jittery. More pain is to come. In its Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO), the Federal Government cut its GDP growth forecast to 2.0 per cent, from a previous forecast of 2.75 per cent for fiscal ... |
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