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I studied & decoded every #Budget from 2012 - 2022 so that you don't have to.
Interestingly every #Budget has a pattern, which needs to be cracked. So i did it for you !
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Detailed explanation below 👇👇
#Budget2023
Interestingly every #Budget has a pattern, which needs to be cracked. So i did it for you !
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#Budget2023
Budgets under Modi Regime and their returns.
Arun Jaitley - 2014 :: 2018 (-0.23, 0.65, -0.61, 1.81, -0.10)
Nirmala Sitharaman - 2019 :: 2022 (-1.14, -2.51, 4.74, 1.16)
Arun Jaitley - 2014 :: 2018 (-0.23, 0.65, -0.61, 1.81, -0.10)
Nirmala Sitharaman - 2019 :: 2022 (-1.14, -2.51, 4.74, 1.16)
10.1 billion capital spend is largest ever in a budget, to be allocated to schools, homes and transport infrastructure - promising, but no mention yet on where this fits in low carbon transition.
@Paschald is finally on to #climatechange... Announcing EUR 7.50 incr to #carbontax to EUR 33/t. #Budget2020 increased it by EUR 6.
वित्तमंत्री @nsitharaman यांची आर्थिक मुद्द्यांवरील पत्रकार परिषद सुरू
अर्थव्यवस्थेमधील मागणी वाढवण्यासाठी काही प्रस्तावांवर काम केले जात आहे -FM
अर्थव्यवस्थेमधील मागणी वाढवण्यासाठी काही प्रस्तावांवर काम केले जात आहे -FM
गरीब आणि दुर्बल घटकांसाठी #AatmaNirbharBharat पॅकेजमध्ये तरतूद करण्यात आली आहे.
अर्थव्यवस्थेतील पुरवठा बाजू मध्ये सुधारणा झाली आहे परंतु मागणी वाढवण्यासाठी आणखी प्रयत्न करण्याची गरज आहे
-वित्तमंत्री @nsitharaman
अर्थव्यवस्थेतील पुरवठा बाजू मध्ये सुधारणा झाली आहे परंतु मागणी वाढवण्यासाठी आणखी प्रयत्न करण्याची गरज आहे
-वित्तमंत्री @nsitharaman
Finance Minister @nsitharaman will address a press conference on economic issues, at 12.30 PM today, at National Media Centre, @PIB_India HQ, New Delhi
Watch:
Catch LIVE updates in English and Marathi, from @PIBMumbai
Watch:
Catch LIVE updates in English and Marathi, from @PIBMumbai
LIVE now: Press conference on economic issues, by Finance Minister @nsitharaman
Some proposals to stimulate demand in the economy are being presented
Some proposals to stimulate demand in the economy are being presented
On #Insiders @David_Speers makes the searing observation to @JoshFrydenberg that now is exactly the worst time to be taking $14m away from National Audit Office. When government is spending eye-wateringly enormous amounts of money "isn't that when we need more scrutiny not less?"
Worth noting too: ATO’s workforce 18% smaller than in 2014. 18,104 staff many now working from home suddenly have responsibility for Jobkeeper (on top of everything else they were doing) ie. 900,000 businesses. How many audits can they actually do to check it's not being rorted?
Was this a gender blind budget? That is, does it deliver equally for guys & gals? @swrighteconomy says government is counting on a "blokey recovery"
The evidence is pretty clear:
92% of new apprenticeships will go to men
8% of new apprenticeships will go to women
#Insiders
The evidence is pretty clear:
92% of new apprenticeships will go to men
8% of new apprenticeships will go to women
#Insiders
Last night’s #budget2020 did not include a single cent of funding towards the establishment of a Federal anti-corruption commission, despite the Morrison government promising to establish one since December 2018 #AusPol
We are calling for a $500m national #EdibleGardening fund as a necessary and urgent investment in public and community #health to be co-financed by Federal, State and Territory governments.
We’re in a national emergency, and we must respond accordingly. #urbanagriculture
We’re in a national emergency, and we must respond accordingly. #urbanagriculture
Dietary-related ill-health and mental illness cost Australia around $200 bn every year.
With COVID-19 and the climate emergency, these costs will rise and more will experience #hunger and #foodinsecurity. In a country as wealthy as #Australia, there is no excuse for this.
With COVID-19 and the climate emergency, these costs will rise and more will experience #hunger and #foodinsecurity. In a country as wealthy as #Australia, there is no excuse for this.
The levels of food poverty and dietary-related ill-health amongst #FirstNations communities are a matter of national shame.
Edible gardening has immense power to do good, as our national #PandemicGardening survey showed.
#COVID19Aus
Edible gardening has immense power to do good, as our national #PandemicGardening survey showed.
#COVID19Aus
(1/10) Any entry level democracy in recession would dial down their expensive addiction to pricey island detention centres. But not Australia. (thread) #auspol
(2/10) As PM wouldn't you just cut up Peter Dutton's credit card and say no? "You can't have the full 'My lil Azkaban' set because we need groceries". But no. Not Australia. And apparently not Scott Morrison.
(3/10) Last night's #Budget2020 includes a spend of another $55m on Christmas Island. Over $180m has already been spent on that centre in the last year, but the largesse has not incl giving the #hometobilo kids their own beds. A family of 4 have had to share a bed for 13 months.
This is a deeply ideological budget. It rewards the Morrison government's friends, and punishes perceived enemies. #Budget2020
Tens of billions will be given to big business, and to high-income earners. Wealthy men will get the bulk of the benefit. The poor, the unemployed, women, and those working in sectors the government doesn’t ideologically favour will get little.
The centrepiece of the budget is a massive give-away to business. The Morrison government has rewarded its backers in the private sector with huge subsidies, in the form of asset write-offs and tax “carry-backs” (in other words, government hand-outs).
Josh Frydenberg has just stood up to spruik his post-COVID budget.
Spoilers: it will prolong the recession, fuel the climate crisis, and leave young people behind.
Wondering what this trickle-down disaster means for you?
A #Budget2020 thread
Spoilers: it will prolong the recession, fuel the climate crisis, and leave young people behind.
Wondering what this trickle-down disaster means for you?
A #Budget2020 thread
To save you the wait:
❌JobSeeker is slashed.
❌Millionaires get tax cuts.
❌Young people get insecure work.
❌Gas donors get cash that should be going to schools and hospitals.
#Budget2020
❌JobSeeker is slashed.
❌Millionaires get tax cuts.
❌Young people get insecure work.
❌Gas donors get cash that should be going to schools and hospitals.
#Budget2020
JobMaker is a recipe for temporary, casual, low wage exploitative work.
Big corporations like McDonalds will be rubbing their hands together.
Instead, we need a job guarantee for young people, with decent wages and secure work.
#Budget2020
Big corporations like McDonalds will be rubbing their hands together.
Instead, we need a job guarantee for young people, with decent wages and secure work.
#Budget2020
THREAD on income tax cuts - the govt will trumpet the green column which gives a rolled up figure, but what's really going on is the yellow column is a one-off boost in 2020-21, and pink is the permanent increase.
#auspol #Budget2021
#auspol #Budget2021
Notice something? Green makes it look like everyone is about $2K better off. Yellow reveals middle income earners are getting a ONE-OFF boost in 2020-21; and PINK shows the RICH are getting the biggest cuts.
#auspol #Budget2021
#auspol #Budget2021
Why does this happen? Because for people earning $48K-90K the threshold changes only compensates for loss of low to middle income tax offset. So the middle are only ahead in 2020-21 because in that year they get BOTH.
BUDGET 2020: This is the start of my thread looking at Australia’s federal Budget, delayed from its usual deliver in May because of the ’flu or something. This is a very narrow look, so first some background. #Budget2020
If you don’t know who I am and what I usually write about then check out stilgherrian.com and authory.com/Stilgherrian respectively. I’m mostly be staying in my lane because there will be plenty of other people doing the headlines. #Budget2020
The official Budget documents will appear at budget.gov.au at 7.30pm AEDT, and there will be links out to each department’s detailed number. There’s a lot of detail, so here’s how to approach it... #Budget2020
The @GOPunjabPK recently announced Provincial Budget with total estimate of revenues as Rs 2,240.63bn & expenditure as Rs2115.63bn. A thread on major highlights of the budget.
A total of Rs 336.5bn was allocated for School Education Department.
#Pakistan #economy #Punjab
A total of Rs 336.5bn was allocated for School Education Department.
#Pakistan #economy #Punjab
The Health Care Department was allocated Rs 134 bn by the #Punjab Government.
#Pakistan #Budget2021 #PunjabBudget2020 #CoronaBudget
#Pakistan #Budget2021 #PunjabBudget2020 #CoronaBudget
Irrigation Department received 45bn out of the total #Budget .
#Pakistan #Budget2021 #economy #PunjabBudget2020
#Pakistan #Budget2021 #economy #PunjabBudget2020
#PTI govt unveils corona-influenced #budget
Follow our live updates here: newslab.tribune.com.pk/budget-2020-21/
Follow our live updates here: newslab.tribune.com.pk/budget-2020-21/
HAPPENING NOW: When we assumed leadership, current account deficit was Rs20b, circular debt was Rs1200b, rupee was kept inflated and SBP reserves fell from Rs18b to below Rs10b," says Federal Minister of Industries & Production Hammad Azhar while presenting #Budget2021
No measures had been taken to combat money laundering, says Azhar. "We took key decisions to stabilise the economy and we saw improvement in key indicators."
Current account deficit was brought down, trade deficit contracted 21 per cent, he adds while presenting #Budget2021
Current account deficit was brought down, trade deficit contracted 21 per cent, he adds while presenting #Budget2021
Watch Live: Union Finance Minister @nsitharaman addressing a Press Conference.
#AtmaNirbharBharat twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
#AtmaNirbharBharat twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
@nsitharaman After PM's address to the nation on building an #AatmaNirbharBharat, we have been announcing details of the stimulus Govt. feels it should provide to the economy and our people.
- FM @nsitharaman
#AatmaNirbharEconomy
- FM @nsitharaman
#AatmaNirbharEconomy
@nsitharaman PM had said that we should prepare for tough competition. When we speak of #AatmaNirbharBharat, we are not looking inwards, it is not isolationist policy, it is making India rely on its strengths, ready to face global challenges
- FM @nsitharaman
#AatmaNirbharEconomy
- FM @nsitharaman
#AatmaNirbharEconomy
Today, @HouseNGR Speaker, Rep. @femigbaja, @NGRSenate President @DrAhmadLawan & the Leadership of the National Assembly met with the Minister of Finance, Budget & National Planning to be briefed on the plan to amend the N10.59 trillion 2020 budget passed by in December last year.
In his remarks, the Speaker called on the Federal Government to adopt a feasible benchmark in the proposed amendment to #Budget2020.
“The benchmark is so critical, once you passed the law, it becomes difficult to adjust that benchmark, and then what happens to the excess?”
“The benchmark is so critical, once you passed the law, it becomes difficult to adjust that benchmark, and then what happens to the excess?”
“We’ve always had problems with the ECA, potentially an account which has no backing of the law. So, let’s even assume that price remains static at $35, it means $10 is going to the ECA which we have no control over in terms of spending, it’s why we guard that benchmark jealously
Wowser that was a day. Early morning analysis on big kaupapa and regular check ins, completed a comprehensive concept brief, hui for a new project, hui to restyle my biz logo, completed my accounting tasks, made/responded to enquiries around next steps for Opinio Native. Im ded.
aargh thought the day was over, but just realised I was meant to read the BPS in preemption of tomorrow. #Budget2020
Well, actually not much to read there:
Priority area:
Maori and Pacific - Lifting Maori and Pacific incomes, skills and opportunities
Predictable and also that framing has to change.
Priority area:
Maori and Pacific - Lifting Maori and Pacific incomes, skills and opportunities
Predictable and also that framing has to change.
THREAD: Tomorrow's #RebuildingTogether Budget will be a defining moment for New Zealand, and for Jacinda Ardern's Govt because it will have impacts for generations to come.
#nzpol #budget2020 #GreenCovidResponse #BuildBackBetter #ClimateChange
greenpeace.org/new-zealand/ca…
#nzpol #budget2020 #GreenCovidResponse #BuildBackBetter #ClimateChange
greenpeace.org/new-zealand/ca…
We're looking for Govt to prioritise future-ready projects over 'shovel-ready' in the Covid recovery Budget. With unprecedented sums on the table, we have a once-in-a-lifetime chance to get a jump on the other existential crises we face.
Jobs are a priority, but they need to be created in the right industries. We need more people working in growth areas like renewable energy, sustainable transport and #regenerativeagriculture, which have a clear future in a post-#Covid19 world.
The coronavirus is showing #Nigeria up in a big way.
Government revenues have entered the toilet and are unlikely to come out soon.
So much so that @NigeriaGov wants to seize #COVIDー19 donations and use them to fund #budget2020 bit.ly/2WsoeaR
Government revenues have entered the toilet and are unlikely to come out soon.
So much so that @NigeriaGov wants to seize #COVIDー19 donations and use them to fund #budget2020 bit.ly/2WsoeaR
The move to divert #COVIDー19 donations to #budget2020 is rather shortsighted if you think about it, but here we are, and it is all as a result of government laziness and it shows that all the talk of wanting to diversify the economy is nonsense.
The numbers bear this out, #Nigeria's economy is already diversified.
Oil is 7.32% of GDP.
Agric is 21.2%.
Industry outside oil is 18.5%.
Services are 52%.
I wrote in detail about it in today's @BusinessDayNg bit.ly/3borhoz
Oil is 7.32% of GDP.
Agric is 21.2%.
Industry outside oil is 18.5%.
Services are 52%.
I wrote in detail about it in today's @BusinessDayNg bit.ly/3borhoz
Our evidence session with Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak on #Budget2020 and #coronavirus is due to start in 30 mins⏰.
Watch it live here: parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/a9…
Watch it live here: parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/a9…
We're underway with Rishi Sunak on #Budget2020 and #coronavirus.
Watch it live here: parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/a9…
Watch it live here: parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/a9…
.@angelaeagle asks the Chancellor about statutory sick pay, grants and loans in relation to the Government's financial response to #coronavirus.
Watch it live here: parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/a9…
Watch it live here: parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/a9…
Undoubtedly, #GE2019 was a shock. To an extent, Cummings & co seemed to have found a magic formula (and a slogan). But look how short lived it was. The last couple of days have been a case study of how out of touch the @Conservatives are in reality. Three big signs: (1/5)
1. The idea that you could, as the Government, advise people to avoid pubs etc, whilst pulling the rug from under the owners. The sheer arrogance to think that small business people would be ok with being abandoned & fobbed off with the most woeful #Budget2020 measures. (2/5)
2. Ignoring completely the fact that small businesses are not just one-person operations, as if it was the Apprentice, but collectively the employers of millions. Whole Government response to #Corvid19uk ignored the workers, because to the @Conservatives, they hardly exist. (3/5)
It's our second evidence session on #Budget2020 this morning.
We'll hear from the Office for Budget Responsibility's Robert Chote, Prof. Sir Charlie Bean and Andy King.
📺Watch it live from 9.30am here ➡️ parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/a1…
We'll hear from the Office for Budget Responsibility's Robert Chote, Prof. Sir Charlie Bean and Andy King.
📺Watch it live from 9.30am here ➡️ parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/a1…
We're underway with the Office for Budget Responsibility on #Budget2020.
Chair @MelJStride begins by asking that, given #coronavirus, if there is any merit in using the OBR's latest forecast.
📺Watch it live here ➡️ parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/a1…
Chair @MelJStride begins by asking that, given #coronavirus, if there is any merit in using the OBR's latest forecast.
📺Watch it live here ➡️ parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/a1…
.@angelaeagle asks @OBR_UK about what support the Government should be providing for businesses and individuals during the #coronavirus crisis.
📺Watch it live here ➡️ parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/a1…
📺Watch it live here ➡️ parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/a1…
Here’s a thread on Northern Ireland’s connectivity.
(And also see my article for @NorthernSlant 👇) /1
(And also see my article for @NorthernSlant 👇) /1
With much talk of the recent #Flybe collapse and the #BorisBridge what is the future of transport in NI - how can we boost connectivity? /2
Why is connectivity so important?
📍Lack of infrastructure puts businesses and communities at a disadvantage
📍More infrastructure will boost NI in regional, national and global level and attract further financial investment /3
📍Lack of infrastructure puts businesses and communities at a disadvantage
📍More infrastructure will boost NI in regional, national and global level and attract further financial investment /3
Spring Budget 2020 - our overnight analysis is now live on our website. Here's a long thread of the some of the highlights. All 37 charts, and 59 pages of analysis, are available here resolutionfoundation.org/publications/s…
First, the @OBR_UK managed to be both incredibly grim, and unbelievably optimistic in its revised economic outlook. GDP is projected to rise by 7.3% over the forecast period - the second worst OBR forecast on record. And that's before the impact of coronavirus is included...
