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In 2013 CEDA will undertake research in the areas of healthcare, women in leadership and Australia adjusting.



Research and policy

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CEDA's research and policy work identifies, analyses and offers solutions for issues that underpin Australia's long term economic, social and environmental development. In 2013 CEDA will undertake research in the areas of healthcare, women in leadership and Australia adjusting.

Through forums and publications, we reach tens of thousands of Australians each year. Our independence also provides the capacity to speak directly to government at a federal and state level, unhindered by vested interests.

CEDA works with independent experts and in partnership with universities, other non-profits and member organisations. The quality and independence of our research program has built our reputation as Australia's leading independent voice on economic and business issues.

CEDA's policy priorities for 2013 are:


Latest report

CEDA's latest report brings together a range of experts to explore Australia's biotechnology industry, the skills required to enable healthcare innovation and the fiscal challenges Australia's healthcare system faces.

The report provides recommendations on:

  • The major reforms needed to the way healthcare costs are funded and services delivered;
  • How to improve Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme pricing; and
  • How Australia can enhancing its comparative advantage in biotechnology.

Our latest work

Healthcare2013

EnergyFinal2012

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Healthcare:
Reform of ration

Australia's
Energy
Options:
Policy choice
not
economic
inevitability

Australia's
Unconventional
Energy Options
Renewables
and Efficiency



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Water 2011 Vol 1

Vol2_2012

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Australia's
Nuclear Options

Volume 1
Crisis and
Opportunity:
Lessons of
Australian
Water Reform

Volume 2
The opportunity
of crisis:

A water
reform agenda

A Greater Australia:
Population, policies 
and governance