What housing economists are looking for in this budget
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It's been widely reported that next week's federal budget will feature changes to the capital gains tax, negative gearing and the treatment of trust funds.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the changes are needed to help create intergenerational fairness around housing.
Two experts weigh in on how these changes could work.
Guest: Peter Tulip, Chief Economist at Centre For Independent Studies + Matthew Bowes, Senior Associate Grattan Institute
Producer: Eddy Diamond
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