Productivity Commission chair steps down
The Government is seeking a new chair for the Productivity Commission after Michael Brennan announced he would be stepping down after five years.
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The Government is seeking a new chair for the Productivity Commission after Michael Brennan announced he would be stepping down after five years.
The process to find a new chair is underway.
Minus. we should be sighing wage gains now. even though we're still seeing job growth eight years after the recession, we're not seeing any wage gains because the productivity has pauling to 0.5% a year. why? because. enormous letting tore burden that the democrats imposed on the economy in the first two years of the obama administration. we grew at 2.5% ayear productivity for 25 years after that. it grew at 3%. and it's going at 0.5% and never recovered. 0.5% is a disaster for wages. >> gentlemen, i wish we had more time. but we don't, austan goolsbee and ed canard. i'll simply say that i fin...