The Productivity Commission has been asked to develop a whole-of-government evaluation strategy, to be utilised by all Australian government agencies, for policies and programs affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

This study explores what happened to young Australians during the demand driven system. Overall, the demand driven system succeeded in increasing the number of students and made progress in improving equity of access. However, many are entering university ill-prepared and struggling academically. This study suggests some areas for further policy consideration.

This review contains the Productivity Commission's latest quantitative estimates of Australian government assistance to industry. This year's review also provides information on tax concessions and budgetary outlays that may be construed as assistance. A theme chapter discusses the future of the world trading system.

The Productivity Bulletin analyses the latest ABS productivity statistics and comments on new developments underlying Australia's recent productivity performance.

The Productivity Commission has been asked to complete this inquiry by April 2020, and to consult with stakeholders, including transport operators, drivers, industry groups, end users and State, Territory and local governments. This issues paper outlines a range of issues and questions on which the commission seeks information and feedback.