Research Australia, as the national alliance and peak body for health and medical research and innovation, is pleased to respond to the Productivity Commission’s (PC) Five Pillars of Productivity Inquiries interim reports, by way of a written submission.
Research Australia is deeply committed to the government’s focus on productivity. We
recognise health and medical research, development and innovation not merely as a
contributor to productivity, but a fundamental cornerstone of Australia’s productivity agenda, driving economic diversification, resilience, growth and budget sustainability. The health and medical research and innovation sector contributes to both a healthy nation, and a healthy economy.
Read our submission to the Productivity Commission here.
