Benbradley; I see Australia today as a consumer society wherein household debt is at record levels, wages are static, investment prospects for individuals are poor, the bubble in property means housing is very expensive and changes to education funding will add to individual burdens - our youngsters are looking the medusa in the face.
In that context, what are the macroeconomic policies that you think are of greatest importance to Australia for the next decade?
Do you think Scott Morrison and Malcolm Turnbull will pursue those policies?
