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How business and economists can become relevant again
A central problem is that good economic policies have not been well communicated and prosecuted, and have often been debated in an echo chamber of elites.
John KehoeEconomics editorBusiness and economists have had a tough time successfully advocating meaningful economic “reform” over the past two decades.
The Business Council of Australia’s lack of traction was unpacked by The Australian Financial Review in a feature article this week, amid concerns from industry leaders that corporates have become a political punching bag.
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