
Danielle Wood
@danielleiwood
Chair, Productivity Commission. Policy wonk, cook, reader and table tennis enthusiast.
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https://pc.gov.au 21-08-2014 23:05:29
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UPCOMING: Danielle Wood, CEO of the Grattan Institute, Su-Lin Ong, Managing Director of RBC Chief Economist, will make their Pre-Budget Address to the #NPC, in partnership with @WomenEconAU on May 3rd.


One recommendation in my last report Grattan Institute was to increase PBS dispensed quantities. Good idea then, good idea now. Not so universal: How to reduce out-of-pocket healthcare payments grattan.edu.au/report/not-so-…

On this week's episode of #DemocracySausage 🎙️, CEO of the Grattan Institute, Danielle Wood, joins Prof Mark Kenny @markgkenny.bsky.social & Dr Marija Taflaga to discuss the pressures facing the Australian economy and to preview the May budget. #auspol #ausecon ANU Media 🎧 bit.ly/3VcnT8P.

“After 20 years of slipping further behind community living standards, Australia’s unemployment benefits are among the lowest – and by some measures the lowest – in the OECD.” Grattan Institute’s Danielle Wood on what to expect from the May budget. satpa.pe/dwood2f84


Is Labor's Budget fair, and will it add to inflation... the two big questions around Jim Chalmers MP budget. On #ThePartyRoom today we play Meet the Economist with Danielle Wood abc.net.au/radionational/…

Take your policy skills to the next level with our expert-led Grattan Academy courses! Learn how to influence public policy with Danielle Wood & Peter Breadon or make killer charts with Joey Moloney & Anika Stobart. Register now for our 2023 courses: buff.ly/3ernCgV


Tax reform is hard but it’s not impossible. In her Freebairn Lecture, Danielle Wood argued that tax reform is essential to rebuild the budget, improve equity, and break down the age segregation in the current tax system. Read the lecture: grattan.edu.au/news/tax-refor… #auspol


After almost a decade at Grattan, our CEO Danielle Wood finishes up today, to start a new role as Chair of the Productivity Commission. Her genuine warmth, humour, and mentorship will be greatly missed in the office. We wish her all the very best.


A country that sees the “fair go” as a core part of its identity should ask if talent and hard work matter more than the circumstances of your birth in determining your lifetime economic outcomes, writes Productivity Commission chair Danielle Wood. satpa.pe/5PsxNFu