This week, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg delivered optimism in the Morrison government’s first federal budget, promising billions in surplus, major tax cuts and billions allocated to health and infrastructure. But with the federal election on the horizon, many have dismissed Frydenberg’s economic optimism as purely an election tactic. Professor Warren Hogan from the University of Technology Sydney joined us on The Daily to discuss the propensity for economic growth, as well as the potential for setbacks.