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LOCATION:The Mint Sydney 10 Macquarie Street  Sydney 2000 NSW
DESCRIPTION:ABE Annual Forecasting Conference 2025
Mark your calendar for the ABE Annual Forecasting Conference\, a must-attend event exploring productivity\, reform\, and the implications of the 2025 Federal Election. Hosted at the historic Mint in Sydney\, this engaging morning event brings together leading economists\, industry experts and policymakers to discuss the future of Australia&rsquo\;s economy.
Gain valuable insights into why productivity matters\, how to drive meaningful reform and the practical challenges of implementing these changes. The conference will feature thought-provoking presentations\, a dynamic panel discussion and a focus on the political hurdles and opportunities posed by the upcoming Federal election.Enjoy a light breakfast while networking with peers and professionals who share a commitment to fostering economic growth and innovation.
Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation shaping Australia's economic future. Secure your spot today!

Event Details
Date:&nbsp\;Thursday 27th February 2025Time: 7.15am - 10.00 am AEDTLocation:&nbsp\;The Mint\, 10 Macquarie Street\, Sydney NSW&nbsp\;2000Cost: $55.00-70.00
Registration is essential as places are limited. Please book your tickets&nbsp\;here.

Event Program



Time
Activity


7:15am
Registrations open\, guests collect breakfast (stand up)


7:30am
Welcome: Diana Mousina (Deputy Secretary/Treasurer\, ABE)


7:35am&nbsp\;
Virtual presentation by Danielle Wood (Productivity Commision):&nbsp\;What do we do about productivity?


8:00am
Michael Plumb (RBA) update on the Statement on Monetary Policy:&nbsp\;Why is productivity important


8:30am
Panel Session: How do we implement productivity improvements in practice?Nicki&nbsp\;Hutley (ABE)Prof. Richard Holden (University of NSW)Innes&nbsp\;McFee (Oxford Economics)&nbsp\;


9:20am
Shane Wright (SMH&nbsp\;&amp\; The Age):&nbsp\;What are the political challenges for productivity reform and how will the election affect it?


9:50am
Concluding Remarks: Diana Mousina&nbsp\;(Deputy Secretary/Treasurer\, ABE)


10:00am
Event concludes




Visit the&nbsp\;ABE website for more information:&nbsp\;ABE Annual Forecasting Conference | Australian Business Economists
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SUMMARY:ABE Annual Forecasting Conference 2025
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