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Labor's university policy, which reduced HECS debts, has created intergenerational inequity by disproportionately benefiting recent graduates born before 2000.

PoliticsEconomicsIntergenerational EquityMay 2, 2026score 0.382 posts · 2 replies across 1 instances
The thread discusses the impact of Labor's university policy on intergenerational equity, highlighting how the reduction in HECS debts disproportionately benefits recent graduates born before 2000.

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Labor's university policy, which reduced HECS debts, has created intergenerational inequity by disproportionately benefiting recent graduates born before 2000.
Parent: Economic PolicyEntity: Labor's University PolicyImpact: negativeDate: May 2, 2026Target: Labor's university policy

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For a real example of intergenerational (or rather inter-cohort) inequity, look at Labor's university policy. The cut in HECS debts benefited graduates, with the biggest benefit going to recent graduates. That is, 5oughly, those born before 2000. #auspol
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#auspol
@[email protected]
For a real example of intergenerational (or rather inter-cohort) inequity, look at Labor's university policy. The cut in HECS debts benefited graduates, with the biggest benefit going to recent graduates. That is, 5oughly, those born before 2000. #auspol
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#auspol