Yes but only for strategic businesses specifically involved in specific high tech, agriculture, agriculture inputs, defence and energy.
No but government should incentivise strategic businesses aimed at key supply chains for energy, agriculture and defence
@9GBPPS21yr1Y
This is a dumb way to stop outsourcing. Regulate, don't lower tax for already powerful corporations.
Have not done enough research
@8R9RMCG4yrs4Y
Non competitive companies should be supported via government equity investing
@8F42NSZ4yrs4Y
Yes but only for ethical companies
@8YB3Z3V3yrs3Y
No, and make sure those who are being hired overseas are being paid fairly
@9CT7Z6Z1yr1Y
No, invest in infrastructure and training to bring companies here instead.
Yes, but link the size of the incentive to the number of long-term full-time employees added to their workforce and have the company limit the incentive to spending it on PPE, training (with an independent RTO), or development in sustainable capital investments ie solar panels, electric vehicles, or rain tanks.
No, state ownership or no incentives
@8PD5TBK4yrs4Y
Shouldn't have corporate tax in the first place.
@JordsThfc4yrs4Y
As long as the revenue is higher than the incentives
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