Five pillars of productivity inquiries
Release of interim reports
The Productivity Commission has been asked by the Australian Government to conduct five inquiries to identify priority reforms under their five pillar productivity growth agenda. We have been tasked with developing actionable recommendations that support governments in delivering meaningful and measurable reforms to boost productivity.
Growth mindset: how to boost Australia’s productivity
Australia’s productivity growth has slowed over the past decade. This introduction to the reports explores why reigniting productivity is essential to improving wellbeing and supporting strong, resilient and sustainable economic growth in an uncertain global environment. It also previews the reforms proposed in the interim reports of our five productivity inquiries.
Summary of draft recommendations
We have released the interim reports for our five productivity inquiries. Here is a summary of our draft recommendations for the policy reform areas we identified in each inquiry.
Interim reports released
Visit each inquiry’s web page to read the interim report, make a submission and view the responses and submissions we’ve received.
Podcast
In this episode, Richard Aedy sits down with PC Chair Danielle Wood to talk about why Australia's productivity has been in the doldrums and why it's important to turn it around.
They also discuss some of the PC's proposed reforms for boosting productivity ahead of the release of our interim inquiry reports on the Australian Government's ‘five pillars’ of productivity policy.
A transcript will be available shortly.
