The federal coalition is promising to create 1.25 million jobs over the next five years and eliminate government debt if it wins the next election.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison will make a pitch to voters lauding the government's economic record, saying "we are a jobs government", in a speech in Brisbane on Tuesday.
The new jobs and debt targets comprise the "next stage" of the coalition's overall economic plan, which will stress the benefits of a strong economy.
"At this next election only half of those of voting age will have experienced a recession during their working lives," Mr Morrison will say.
"So it is important to remind all of us that our economy cannot be taken for granted. That the economy is real, it's impacts are real, and most importantly it's all about people."
The prime minister will also use his speech to draw a line between the economic approaches of the government and the opposition after the latest Newspoll published on Tuesday showed Labor would win if an election was held today.
"I do not want Australians to learn just how important a strong economy is to each of them, by enduring the cruel lessons of a weaker economy under Bill Shorten and Labor," he will say.
Mr Morrison will point to the creation of 1.1 million jobs since the coalition won government in 2013 and a current low jobless rate of five per cent.
"Today, I am making a new jobs pledge for our government, to see 1.25 million jobs created over the next five years," he will say. "We are a jobs government."
The prime minister will also flag an ambitious plan to get rid of Australia's debt over 10 years.
"Our debt is now falling, and with continued good management, our debt can be eliminated within the decade, that's my goal."
The jobs and debt targets would be achieved through "key pillars" of the coalition's economic plan, including a strong budget, lower taxes, support for small business and reliable and affordable energy.
Tuesday's speech kicks off Mr Morrison's week-long visit to Queensland's southeast, where he will a number of infrastructure project announcements.
