Labor’s lack of spending discipline cost Chalmers a third surplus

While the underlying deficit is a relatively modest 0.4 per cent of GDP, the result could have and arguably should have been ...
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Working-age surplus shrinks, impacting transfers to younger and older generations

Koreans on average start earning more than they spend at 28, reach their peak labor income at 45, and return to deficit at 61, government data showed Thursday.