On June 8, Labor released its economic policy for the election, which it calls the "10 Year Plan for Australia's Economy".
Mr Bowen is wrong. History shows that since the defeat of the Liberal-National opposition led by John Hewson in 1993, the trend has been for oppositions to provide ever decreasing levels of detail in their pre-election policies. In 2016, Labor continues that trend. Labor's document, the "10 Year Plan for Australia's Economy", has only around 15 pages of policy content. Even taking into account Labor's separately released policies on the areas touched on by the document, such as those on education, negative gearing and tax, Labor's plan is not in the same league as Mr Hewson's notoriously detailed Fightback! plan from the 1993 election, which spanned around 650 pages (not including the other opposition election policies). Labor has produced an attractively designed booklet about its economic intentions for government but however you look at it, its "10 Year Plan on the Economy" is not the most comprehensive economic plan by historical standards.
Fact check: Is Labor's economic plan the most comprehensive in living memory?
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