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Big Issues Survey 2013

CEDA and Business Spectator invite you participate in our annual Big Issues survey 2013.This year's survey focuses on economic flexibility, innovation, competitiveness, workforce development and Federal/State relations.

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26/11/2013

Note: The 2013 CEDA/Business Spectator Big Issues survey has now closed.

The Big Issues survey aims to capture a snapshot of the business community's views on the critical policy choices ahead.

By taking this survey you will be helping to inform CEDA's agenda and drive discussion on the big economic and policy issues facing Australia.

We understand that time is precious which is why the 2013 survey includes 14 quick questions to gather your feedback on some of the critical policy choices ahead.

Results from the survey, along with commentary, will be available from our website and the Business Spectator website in the second week of December.

The survey is open from 9.30am, 27 November to 6pm Friday, 6 December.

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