Discussion paper
Treasury says: productivity matters but Coalition policy doesn’t
Publisher
Budget
Economic indicators
Economic stimulus
Federal government
Labour force productivity
Productivity
Australia
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Description
The latest Intergenerational Report (IGR 2021) reveals that the Treasury Department is more pessimistic about the medium-term outlook for productivity growth in 2021 than when they released the 2015 IGR.
In fact, the IGR 2021 reveals Treasury currently believes that none of the Coalition Government’s major reforms introduced since 2015 have had any impact on the likely rate of long-run productivity growth.
This is despite the pursuit of productivity growth appears to be central to the Coalition Government’s rationale for most of its policy announcements, as demonstrated in the Australia Institute’s analysis of media statements made by Ministers.
Publication Details
Copyright:
The Australia Institute 2021. Reproduced with permission
License type:
All Rights Reserved
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
12 Jul 2021
