Productivity inquiry (2023)

The report is divided into 9 volumes: an overview document (volume 1) that presents our policy agenda, and inquiry content volumes (volumes 2–9) that explain in greater detail the reforms that make up the policy agenda, including a modelling appendix.

The final inquiry report was handed to the Australian Government on 7 February 2023, then tabled and publicly released on 17 March 2023.

Promoting Economic Dynamism, Competition and Business Formation

The Productivity Commission provided a submission to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics Inquiry into promoting economic dynamism, competition and business formation.

Article in The Conversation

Commissioner Stephen King says Australia is a living testament to the benefits of productivity growth. The Productivity Commission’s second productivity report provides a road map, focusing first on the high-impact low-cost reforms. Some are quick and others will take time and planning.

Interim report article: Australia's data and digital dividend

Commissioner Stephen King says Australia is in the middle of a digital and data revolution. The Productivity Commission’s second interim report for our five-year productivity inquiry looks at how these new technologies can grow our economy.