The Government's Strategy for Fiscal and Monetary Policy in the Coming Years

I think it will be tough for the government to get away with not splashing out. The surplus went from what was like $4 billion to, I think, $19 billion that last count and they're probably doing some final calculations now of what it's going to be. They've left themselves flexibility to spend more of it, but the first instinct is to save it. And a second person, Strangers 10, asks, how can we stop big firms like the big four from donating to major parties while working on government contracts?