Since it became clear to the Morrison government that the coronavirus outbreak could lead to a potential depression for Australia, it has continued to introduce greater and greater stimulus measures in an attempt to protect the economy.
As the global economy continues to fall apart around us, it’s becoming increasingly clear by the day that the coronavirus economic crisis will not be over any time soon.
So far, the Morrison government’s unprecedented economic rescue measures to protect the economy have a six-month time limit.
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