Labour’s decision to drop its silly GST exemption on fruit and vegetables is a good one.
But it needs to go further and think through the implications.
The policy was always an emotive sop. It had its origins in three ideas: one, unarguably true, is that eating more fruit and vegetables is a good
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Rob Hosking
Fri, 24 Jan 2014
Fri, 24 Jan 2014
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Household cost profile shows more competition, not GST tweaks, needed
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