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Tuesday, 27 September - Tuesday, 27 September 2022
7:30 am - 9:00 am AEST
On Tuesday morning September 27, join us for a breakfast event at CIS with Federal shadow treasurer Angus Taylor discussing the new economic agenda for the federal Liberal party. As the Coalition moves to opposition for the first time in nearly a decade, can it return to its economic policy roots of market-based reforms and budget repair?
The result of the extraordinarily loose fiscal and monetary policy settings in Australia, Britain, the US and elsewhere has been the surging inflation that has caught central banks and Keynesian economists by surprise. Having ignored the basic rules of market economics for so long, governments need to embrace them again.
How can policymakers support an incentive-sharpening reform agenda to boost productivity? How can governments encourage people to take the risks inherent in setting up any business? What kind of policies can Canberra put in place that will encourage wealth creation and reduce the budget deficit to create a new era of prosperity?
Angus Taylor is the Federal member for Hume. He has been MP since 2013, holding the ministries of Industry, Energy and Emissions Reduction, Cities and Digital Transformation, and Law Enforcement and Cybersecurity. Angus is currently the Federal Shadow Treasurer.
Tom Switzer is executive director of the Centre for Independent Studies and a presenter at the ABC’s Radio National.