| Description |
xlv, 417 pages ; 25 cm |
| Series |
Productivity Commission research paper |
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Research paper (Australia. Productivity Commission)
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| Contents |
Part A. Framework and outcomes -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Potential economic and revenue implications of NRA competition and regulatory reform -- 3. Potential economic and revenue implications of NRA human capital reform -- pt. B. Competition and regulatory reform streams -- 4. Electricity -- 5. Gas -- 6. Road and rail transport -- 7. Ports and associated infrastructure -- 8. Regulatory burden -- pt. C. Human capital stream -- 9. Productivity of health services delivery -- 10. Framework for assessing the potential impacts on workforce participation and productivity -- 11. Health promotion and disease prevention -- 12. Education and training -- 13. Work incentives -- 14. Consolidating the effects of human capital reform |
| Summary |
This study assesses the potential maximum gains that could be achieved through COAG's National Reform Agenda (NRA) in the long run - assuming full implementation of the NRA, and full adjustment of the economy to the effects of reform. There has been limited information on which to base such estimates and the results should be viewed as exploratory or, at best, broadly indicative. Because of inherent differences between the competition and regulatory reform streams and the human capital reform stream, it is not possible to aggregate results into a single measure of the ?impact of the NRA? |
| Notes |
"December 2006" |
| Bibliography |
Bibloigraphy : pages 387-417 |
| Notes |
Commonwealth of Australia 2006 |
| Subject |
Competition -- Australia.
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Revenue sharing -- Australia.
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Intergovernmental fiscal relations -- Australia.
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Fiscal policy -- Australia.
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Finance, Public -- Australia.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781740372220 |
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