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Game-changers: Supporting materials
REPORTJohn Daley
These materials, which support the Game-Changers: Economic reform priorities for Australia report, identify 25 potential major economic reforms in terms of their size, the strength of the supporting evidence, and what we don’t know.
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Productivity Growth Program Director
Jim MinifieDr Jim Minifie is a leading economist and writer, with a strong grasp of the Australian policy landscape. A graduate in applied economics from Stanford University, he worked closely with Australian corporate leaders during his seven years as Chief Economist of the Boston Consulting Group.
Program Topics
Reports
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05 July 2012
Game-changers: Supporting materials -
15 June 2012
Game-changers: Economic reform priorities for Australia -
01 February 2011
Australia's Productivity Challenge
News & Opinion
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12 May 2013
Grattan launches innovation and productivity series with Google -
23 March 2012
Grattan Institute appoints leading economist to key post -
21 September 2011
The resources boom, structural change and 'Closing the Gap' -
21 September 2011
The tax reform challenge -
16 August 2011
Productivity - the lost decade
Speeches & Events
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20 August 2012
Is the high Aussie dollar really bad for the Australian and Victorian economies? -
19 July 2011
Big shifts in the global economy -
07 June 2011
Trading our way to more jobs and prosperity -
05 April 2011
Manufacturing regained: new prospects for business and regional communities -
03 December 2010
Infrastructure investment and productivity