Australians are ‘very uncertain’ about the future

UNSW Economics Professor Gigi Foster says Australians are “uncertain” about the future.  “What we need is a government sometimes to think about structural changes and ways that they can change the way they’re interacting with government contractors, for example, with private businesses, with individuals,” Ms Foster told Sky News Australia.  “To make it easier to do business, to make it easier for people to take risks and to get the productivity slump out of the picture or at least a bit more controlled and just generally make people feel more confident about the future.  “Because, at the moment, people are very uncertain, and they’re worried about the bottom line in every household.”