Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the economic roundtable will provide the government with a guide to "the next three budgets and beyond". Credit: aap/sbs news
Top economists, business leaders and unions have gathered in Canberra this week to attend a national round table on boosting Australia's productivity. It comes as Australia has followed other advanced economies and recorded consistently low productivity growth in the past several decades.
Top economists, business leaders and unions have gathered in Canberra this week to attend a national round table on boosting Australia's productivity. It comes as Australia has followed other advanced economies and recorded consistently low productivity growth in the past several decades.
