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CEDA's Economic and Political Overview 2014 publication, launching with a series of events in capital cities across Australia, examined the important issues of the productivity of government, government regulation and Australia's competitiveness as well as provided economic and political outlooks for 2014.
In releasing the EPO, CEDA's Chief Executive, Professor the Hon. Stephen Martin said: "These issues were selected because they must be put under the national spotlight this year if we are to keep the Australian economy on track to lift its productivity and international competitiveness."
A comprehensive forecast and assessment of the Australian economy in 2014. Key areas covered include the global recovery and the Chinese economic outlook and movements domestically for the commodity markets, residential construction and interest rates.
An overview of the issues on the political agenda in 2014 including if the new government will meet the high expectations of industry and business. Includes analysis of the major events and policies that will be the government's focus in 2014.
Provides forecasts for the future of Australia's growth and China's economic circumstances. Includes analysis of the resources boom and global economic climate of the past decade. Read excerpt of this chapter on the CEDA blog
Analysis of the economic effect of red tape and government regulation. He examines the current areas of concern and ways to address excessive red tape.
Explores government productivity and the effective delivery of services such as Medicare. Includes discussion of the challenges of reform, and how governments can drive efficiency and improvements in the public sector.
Click here to download the EPO 2014 (pdf).
CEDA's EPO 2014 was launched at a CEDA event in Perth on 5 February with keynote by ANZ CEO, Mike Smith.
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