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Productivity is policy for the young
It is younger generations who suffer as complacent Baby Boomers refuse to see the point of growth-driving productivity reforms.
Tim Wilson and Jason FalinskiYoung Australians are betrayed by leaders unwilling to drive economic reform to improve productivity.
Unless you’re Barnaby Joyce or Wayne Swan, the relevance of most former deputy prime ministers fades with their political star. Hence, John Anderson deserves enormous credit for his Conversations podcast series about how to improve the direction of public debate.
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