Between 2007 and 2013, under the last Labor government, wages rose on average by 8.9%.
Accounting for inflation and more Australians now working in low paid jobs, since 2013, under the Coalition the average wage decreased by 0.5%.
Trusting this government on the economy has cost Australians 9.4% in wage growth. That's like having to pay the GST twice.
Australia's GDP is currently around $1.85 trillion. So 9.4% lower wage growth means nearly $174 billion less spending money. That's what it costs to trust the government on managing the economy.