The Institute of Public Policy and Accountability (IPPA) has questioned the government's proposed $10 billion New Economy programme, demanding clarity on how it differs from the 24-Hour Economy initiative announced earlier as a major driver of job creation and economic transformation. In a press statement signed by the Executive Director of the Institute ahead of the 2027 Budget Statement, the…
The Institute of Public Policy and Accountability (IPPA) has questioned the government's proposed $10 billion New Economy programme, demanding clarity on how it differs from the 24-Hour Economy initiative announced earlier as a major driver of job creation and economic transformation. In a press statement signed by the Executive Director of the Institute ahead of the 2027 Budget Statement, the…
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