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Gradual reform to capital gains, negative gearing and stamp duty will make housing more affordable

  • Written by: Richard Eccleston, Professor of Political Science; Director, Institute for the Study of Social Change, University of Tasmania
Gradual reform to capital gains, negative gearing and stamp duty will make housing more affordableGradually reducing stamp duty and negative gearing would minimise the impact on investors. Shutterstock

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