The submission provides ideas and proposals to:
- improve productivity – for example, cutting red tape without lowering standards, leveraging technology and Artificial intelligence,
- build economic resilience in the face of global uncertainty – for example, attracting investment, promoting trade and security supply chains, diversifying our industrial base and building a skilled and adaptable workforce,
- strengthen budget sustainability – for example, options to improve the structural position of the budget and fund high-quality services and priorities.
The full submission is available at Economic Reform Roundtable.
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