Jim Chalmers MPVerified account

@JEChalmers

Australian Labor MP for Rankin, Shadow Minister for Finance, proudly Logan born & bred.

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Joined February 2011

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  1. SHARE THE FACTS: Under the Liberals, gross debt has blown out by more than $243 billion, crashed through half-a-trillion dollars for the first time in the nation’s history, and is growing with no peak in sight. Think the Liberals are better economic managers? Think again.

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  3. Apr 4

    Terrific contributions from , , and others in this podcast about the impact of growing inequality on our economy and society:

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    Apr 4

    This week—50 years since Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was killed— and sat down with a group of young men for an roundtable to talk about Dr. King's legacy and the courage it takes to stand up for what you believe in:

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  5. Mar 27

    Asked Turnbull in QT about a secret BCA doc showing big biz won't even commit to "increase wages when the conditions are right". Over the past 2 years wages have grown 4% & company profits up 32%. How much more profit does biz need before giving workers their fair share?

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    The Turnbull Govt has given up on its attempt to pass its $65 billion Co. tax cut this week. They don't have the support of the majority of Australians and they don't have the majority of the Senate. There's still a fight ahead, but great work by the team

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  7. Mar 26

    “Fewer than one in five of Australia's leading chief executives say they will use the Turnbull government's proposed company tax cut to directly increase wages or employ more staff, according to a secret survey conducted by the Business Council of Australia.”

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    Mar 25

    In new published research, I test the argument that when companies pay less tax, they create more jobs. The data show the opposite. Lower effective tax rate → fewer jobs created. Full research paper:

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  9. Mar 25

    While Turnbull and Libs lecture middle Australia about the need to slash health, education and the social safety net, they defend multi-billion dollar tax breaks for the top end of town:

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    Mar 21

    He promised "jobs & growth". Just not growth for those with jobs.

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  11. Mar 21

    Hanson has again sided with Turnbull, the Libs & big multinationals against the interests of Australian battlers. If passed, the $65b big biz tax cut will come at the expense of hospitals, schools and the pensioner energy supplement. Hanson's just another out-of-touch Lib

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  12. Mar 19
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    Mar 19

    New research slams government for "deeply misleading" Australians about Labor tax plan. My story just filed:

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  14. Mar 19

    SPREAD THE WORD: Some Budget facts Turnbull and his Liberals don’t want you to know about.

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  15. Mar 17

    “We do not treat this election outcome as a triumph and an end in itself, but as another step, another step along the way to giving Australians the sort of government they want through the policies that everyday Australians deserve” -

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    Mar 17

    Batman, thank you. This win belongs to you and all those who gave me their support. I won't let you down.

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    Mar 16

    Last night we celebrated the 25th anniversary of 's election to the federal parliament with thoughtful, heartfelt speeches from , , Jenny Macklin and of course the great man himself.

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    Mar 14
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  20. Mar 13

    MEDIA RELEASE: When the Liberals’ Finance Minister thinks more than $5b is not “that much at all”, no wonder the Budget’s in such a mess

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