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Policy innovation for innovation: income-contingent loans

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Withers, Glenn
Gupta, Nitin

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Committee for Economic Development of Australia

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The issue of innovation is a crucial one for Australia. The country currently ranks less well on innovation than it should as a mature advanced economy as outlined in Table 1. Moreover its standing has been steadily slipping. Yet there is a clear and present need to boost productivity to sustain national progress.

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Australia Adjusting: Optimising national prosperity - November 2013

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