Chifley’s economic policies

Ben Chifley's economic policies focused on rebuilding Australia's economy after World War II by promoting national development and social welfare. He prioritized full employment, maintained government control of key industries like banking and transportation, and invested in infrastructure such as housing, education, and healthcare. These policies aimed to create economic stability, reduce inequality, and foster post-war growth. Chifley's approach combined government intervention with a commitment to social justice, helping to shape Australia's modern welfare state while supporting economic recovery and stability.