'Government doesn't ignore Productivity Commission' – chair
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The commission’s less-than-gung-ho approach, as seen in its employment report of a few weeks ago, indicates it wants to stop being ignored by governments rather than challenging them. NBR editorial, December 23, 2019.
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'Government doesn't ignore Productivity Commission' – chair
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