WATCH: Why Treasury’s relief package will not require additional debt
Stanlib chief economist Kevin Lings talks to Business Day TV about Treasury’s relief package
29 July 2021 - 07:18
byBusiness Day TV
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The Treasury has announced a R39bn economic relief package, which will be funded by higher-than-expected tax revenue. The lion’s share of the funds will go towards reinstating the R350 unemployment grant.
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WATCH: Why Treasury’s relief package will not require additional debt
Stanlib chief economist Kevin Lings talks to Business Day TV about Treasury’s relief package
The Treasury has announced a R39bn economic relief package, which will be funded by higher-than-expected tax revenue. The lion’s share of the funds will go towards reinstating the R350 unemployment grant.
Alishia Seckam spoke to Stanlib chief economist Kevin Lings for his view on the relief measure.
Stanlib chief economist Kevin Lings talks to Business Day TV about Treasury’s relief package
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