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Industry & Sector Policies

Submission to the Senate Economics References Committee Inquiry on the Australian Manufacturing Industry, by Jim Stanford and Dan Nahum, September 2021

Post-COVID-19 policy responses to climate change: beyond capitalism?, by Mark Dean and Al Rainnie, September 2021

Creativity in Crisis: Rebooting Australia’s Arts and Entertainment Sector After COVID, by Alison Pennington and Ben Eltham, July 2021

Industrial Policy-Making After COVID-19: Manufacturing, Innovation and Sustainability, by Mark Dean, Al Rainnie, Jim Stanford & Dan Nahum, June 2021

The Choices We Make: The Economic Future of Tasmania, Dan Nahum, Nov 2020

A Fair Share for Australian Manufacturing: Manufacturing Renewal for the Post-COVID Economy, Jim Stanford, July 2020

Rebooting Australian Aluminium: The Economic, Social and Environmental Potential of the Portland Smelter, Jim Stanford, June 2020

Unleashing a National Reconstruction Plan Fit for Our Era, Alison Pennington, June 2020

Renewable Energy Could Power Australian Manufacturing Renaissance, Dan Nahum, May 2020

Pandemic Shows Australia Needs Domestic Manufacturing, Dan Nahum, Apr 2020

A Portable Training Entitlement System for the Disability Support Services Sector, Rose Ryan, Jim Stanford, Apr 2018

From Consensus to Action: Report from the First National Manufacturing Summit, Tom Barnes, Mar 2018

The Future of Transportation Work: Technology, Work Organization, and the Quality of Jobs, Jim Stanford, Matt Grudnoff, Jan 2018

Manufacturing: A Moment of Opportunity, Jim Stanford, Tom Swann, Jun 2017

The Economic, Fiscal, and Social Importance of Aluminium Manufacturing in Portland, Victoria, Jim Stanford, Dec 2016

Beyond Belief: Construction Labour and the Cost of Housing in Australia, Jim Stanford, Nov 2016

Auto Shutdown Will Deliver Another Economic Blow, Jim Stanford, Oct 2016

Penny Wise and Pound Foolish The Economic and Fiscal Costs of Offshoring Public Procurement, Jim Stanford, Aug 2016

Manufacturing (Still) Matters, Jim Stanford, Jun 2016

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