PROGRESS 2050: Toward a prosperous future for all Australians
The Prime Minister the Hon. Malcolm Turnbull’s pitch to get economic reform back on the agenda as Parliament resumes reflects the importance of reform to Australia’s continued prosperity.
CEDA’s 1992 Strategic Issues Forum report, Microeconomic reform and business efficiency, assessed the microeconomic reforms introduced in the mid-1980s which were aimed at improving productivity and business efficiency.
The report concluded that more had to be done as Australia was still lagging behind in global productivity performance. It recommended that traditional market structures and regulatory approaches, particularly in the services sector, be reassessed and competition encouraged, an issue that is still largely relevant today.
Read 1992 Strategic Issues Forum report, Microeconomic reform and business efficiency.
According to CEDA trustees, the top six big issues of concern for the growth of our nation are Water, Energy, Education and training, Labour skills, Environment and Governance.
Read more Agribusiness April 29, 1985Released in May 1985, Education for Development, was part of a CEDA Strategic Issues Forum's report.
Read more Agribusiness August 3, 1981In 1981, about a decade before superannuation became compulsory in Australia, CEDA released an information paper titled Superannuation – at what cost?
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