Labor’s Decentralisation Plan For Industry Growth
The policy advocates moving new wool, scouring, carbonising and selling works to country railway towns with water supply, encouraging private enterprise to build essential industries. It argues decentralisation will create jobs, stabilize the economy and balance population, with immediate steps to put war workers back into private life and industry.
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