Liberalizing the Australian economy

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"Liberalizing the Australian economy" refers to the series of market-oriented reforms and deregulation policies associated with John Howard’s leadership that aimed to increase economic efficiency, competition, and growth in Australia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf economic reform program
public policy agenda
hasCountry Australia NERFINISHED
hasCriticism increased income inequality
reduced job security for some workers
weakening of trade union power
hasGoal increase competition
increase economic efficiency
promote economic growth
hasHistoricalContext post-1980s global economic liberalization trend
hasIdeology economic liberalism
neoliberalism
hasIntendedEffect enhance international competitiveness
expand private sector role
increase productivity
reduce government intervention in the economy
hasKeyFigure John Howard NERFINISHED
Peter Costello NERFINISHED
hasPolicyType deregulation
financial sector liberalization
labor market reform
market-oriented reform
privatization
tax reform
hasPoliticalPartySupport Liberal Party of Australia NERFINISHED
National Party of Australia NERFINISHED
hasPrimaryLeader John Howard NERFINISHED
hasSectorFocus financial markets
labor market
public enterprises
tax system
trade
hasSupportArgument greater economic flexibility
higher long-run growth potential
more efficient allocation of resources
implementedDuring Howard Government NERFINISHED
implementedStartYear 1996
includesMeasure broadening of the tax base
deregulation of product markets
encouragement of foreign investment
introduction of the Goods and Services Tax
labor market deregulation
privatization of government-owned enterprises
reduction of tariffs
reduction of trade barriers
reform of workplace relations law
tax cuts
isPartOf Australian economic reform era NERFINISHED

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John Howard notableWork Liberalizing the Australian economy