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Josephine Auer is Queensland’s 2023 Rhodes Scholar
27 October 2022
e61 team member Josephine Auer is Queensland’s 2023 Rhodes Scholar! Congratulations Jo on this incredible achievement. We are so proud to have you as part of our team and wish you all best
FAULT LINES Media
20 October 2022
The Fault lines: An independent review into Australia’s response to COVID-19, is the first independent review of Australia’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. summit needs to get us switching jobs. It’d make
Job and Skills Summit Media | The Conversation
31 August 2022
The summit needs to get us switching jobs. It’d make most of us better off Gianni La Cava, Dan Andrews and Adam Triggs talk to the The Conversation Media Group
Job and Skills Summit Media | The Australian Financial Review
31 August 2022
‘Creative destruction’: economists suggest alternate path to wage rise e61 Productivity Program Director Dan Andrews talks to the The Australian Financial Review about the e61 paper “Better harnessing Australia’s talent:
Young workers at risk of long-term ‘scarring’ from the COVID-19 recession
22 July 2022
MEDIA STATEMENT A new report examining the impact of the COVID-19 recession on young workers has warned of the need for policy intervention to ensure Australians at the start of
Australia’s productivity slowdown
22 April 2022
What big-data driven research tells us about the sources of Australia’s productivity slowdown and what to do about it? ABC Radio interviews Dan Andrews – e61 Program Director.
e61 Update
30 March 2022
Dr Andrew Charlton has been confirmed as the Australian Labor Party candidate for the electorate of Parramatta. Given the non-partisan principles of e61 Institute, Andrew has stepped down from his
Reaching for the stars: australian firms and the global productivity frontier
18 March 2022
Australia’s productivity slowdown driven by weaker technological adoption amongst laggard firms. Check out Dan Andrews joint paper with Jonathan Hambur David Hansell Angus Wheeler. Dan Andrews briefed CEDA on the micro-drivers of Australia’s productivity slowdown.
