Submission to the Review of Business Programs
Industry Commission Submission
The Submission to the Review of Business Programs, was released on 11 March 1997. The Review of Commonwealth business programs was established to examine the efficiency and effectiveness of these programs in order to recommend principles that should apply to business programs, assess whether current programs are consistent with these principles, achieve their intended objectives and contribute to the Government’s policy objectives, and recommend changes, if required, including the expansion, termination, phasing down or redesign of programs, and the transfer of programs between portfolios. Also see:
CONTENTS
Overview
1 Introduction
1.1 What is the Review about?
1.2 Why is the Commission making a submission?
1.3 Approach taken in the submission
2 Snapshot of Business Programs
2.1 Changing industry orientation
2.2 Commonwealth industry support
2.3 State, Territory and local government support for industry
3 The Role of business Programs
3.2 Constraints on governments seeking to improve on market outcomes
3.3 Implications for this Review
4 Efficent Program Delivery
4.1 Characteristics of good program design
4.2 Supporting institutional and administrative arrangements
5 The Wider Role of Governments
5.1 How will broad-based microeconomic reform benefit industry?
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