Can the productivity roundtable deliver genuine economic reform?

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The Federal Labor government is insisting it will not deviate from its election mandate when it comes to economic reform.The government has instead asked others for big ideas to boost flagging national productivity and Australia's declining standard of living.Plenty of practical ideas have been offered, but can this small summit with very divergent interest groups open up space for genuine reform?

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