Wages are different to tax avoidance mate... negative gearing is mainly a benefit for the those making heaps of money in the first place.
You have to be making a lot and paying a lot of tax for negative gearing to be very effective for you, you need enough disposable income to cover the costs of negative income. The risk/reward and benefits for people making under 80k is nothing compared to those on the big bucks
But all that is besides the point negative gearing is totally separate from wages, it would be as silly as saying solar panel rebates increase wages...
