Achieving prosperity needs to focus on a new policy model
(WorldNews Health)

Mediocrity beckons if we let it In the future, we cannot rely on high commodity prices or, given an ageing Australia, labour participation rates, to drive national income. We might try to invest more to add to growth, but capital must be paid for, and investment to GDP rates are already at historically high levels, so there may not be much room to move. That means that innovation and learning - doing things better - is the key for prosperity. Yet this has languished in Australia (and many other countries) for a decade. A new agenda focused on individuals Getting better outcomes involves new agendas involving the non market economy (mainly education and healthcare), the innovation system,...