Global Finance: Elections costing and Australian economic future

Treasurer Scott Morrison says the Coalition will improve the budget bottom line by $1.1 billion by targeting "leakage, waste and abuse" in the welfare system. While earlier Opposition Leader Bill Shorten talked up Labor's approach to the economy, same-sex marriage and Medicare, in a National Press Club speech that marked his final formal bid to win over voters. So up to the last week of the election campaign, Ivan is going to ask Morgans Senior Analyst Brian Pun to give us the details on what had been clearly revealing on bipartisans financial plan for the election, and what impacts does it bring to Australian future.

Federal treasurer Scott Morrison Source: AAP