Energy prices are high because of energy policy uncertainty. If...

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    Energy prices are high because of energy policy uncertainty.
    If energy policy was certain then business would invest. Certain energy policy would encourage competition. Competition would lower prices.
    The major political idealogue who has driven a wedge in energy policy is Abbott.
    Get rid of Abbott and "coal is good for humanity" and energy prices will drop as energy policy will be legislated.
    So you can pose your emotive question, "How many will due this summer because they cannot afford to turn the air con on? " to Abbott.


    The ongoing energy crisis is a blight on Australian politics.
 
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