The Productivity Commission has called for policy ideas to boost productivity through data and digital technologies – as well as by investing in the net-zero transformation – to inform a set of interim reports to be handed down in mid-2025.
The federal economic think-tank will deliver policy recommendations across five themes in an interim report by next July, before its final reports land by the end of the year. Each …
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