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READ MOREVirus stimulus won’t block recession, economists say
The government’s $17.6 billion virus stimulus package will not save the country from falling into a recession, economic experts have said, with some anticipating the government will need to develop a second package alongside quantitative easing.
The package launched on Thursday morning, alongside the $2 billion drought and bushfire relief from earlier this year is worth around 1 per cent of Australia’s GDP and will mostly be occurring between March and June, in the government’s attempt to dodge negative growth for the June quarter.
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