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Why the Productivity Commission is wrong about green subsidies

The independent government agency has an outdated neo-liberal mandate that needs an ESG makeover.

Jeremy CooperFinancial industry expert
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The Productivity Commission recently released its latest Trade and Assistance Review, the 50th edition of such annual reports.

The reports estimate the value of government assistance to industry and comment on developments in such assistance locally and internationally.

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Jeremy Cooper is Strategic Adviser – ESG at MinterEllison. He was formerly chairman of retirement income at Challenger Limited, chaired the 2010 government review of super, and is a former deputy chair of ASIC.
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    Original URL: https://www.afr.com/policy/economy/why-the-productivity-commission-is-wrong-about-green-subsidies-20240729-p5jxb0