Coronavirus restrictions cost Australia $2.6 billion per week
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Business Insurance - May 06, 2020
Josh Frydenberg, treasurer of Australia, has said that the restrictions aimed at stopping the spread of coronavirus are costing the country $4 billion Australia ($2.6 billion) per week....
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