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Six big shifts to get growth out of the slow lane
Unless we start a serious national conversation about proactively shaping our future, we will bequeath future generations a less prosperous Australia.
Tim ReedContributorThe fifth Intergenerational Report last week made clear that if we do not have the appetite to continue to proactively shape our future, we will bequeath future generations a less prosperous nation than we could be, and a more challenged future.
Reshaped by the rise of Asia, digitisation and the take-up of new technologies, changing business models and the nature of work, climate, global volatility, and worldwide debt and deficit levels, the world around us is evolving.
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