SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's opposition Labor on Friday unveiled its economic blueprint for the May 18 election, promising bigger budget surpluses than the government in an attempt to undermine Prime Minister Scott Morrison's attacks on its economic management.
Publishing figures from Australia's Parliamentary Budget Office, the country's independent body that analyses fiscal policy, Labor said it will match the government's A$7.5 billion ($5.25 billion) surplus in 2019-20.
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