1. Productivity Commission Peter Harris Chairman, Productivity Commission 29 May 2014

2. Productivity Commission2 Contributions to growth in average incomes – same LP growth as last ‘decade’ Note: 1.3 per cent labour productivity growth and no contribution from foreign income flows assumed to 2022 Source: ABS cat. no. 5204.0, unpublished ABS data, Treasury calculations and PC calculations Same growth as 2000-2012

3. Productivity Commission3 Contributions to growth in average incomes – needed for long run GNI growth Note: No contribution from foreign income flows assumed to 2022. Long-run GNI growth of 2.3 per cent a year. Source: ABS cat. no. 5204.0, unpublished ABS data, Treasury calculations and PC calculations. Needed to preserve long-run GNI per capita growth

4. Productivity Commission4 Productivity in different sectors 1989-90 to 2012-13, index 1989-90=100 Manufacturing Financial and insurance services Utilities Mining Source: ABS (Estimates of Industry Multifactor Productivity, 2012-13, Dec 2013).

5. Productivity Commission5 Multifactor productivity growth in selected countries and regions Average annual growth rates, per cent Data source: The Conference Board Total Economy Database™, January 2014.

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7. 7 Labour productivity and real wages: Australia and G20

8. Productivity Commission8 Ageing will reduce economy wide participation rates

9. Productivity Commission9 Current expenditures are weighted towards older Australians

10. Productivity Commission10 Mismatch between life expectancy and retirement policy People are living longer, but not increasing the time spent in the workforce

11. Productivity Commission11 Growth of the oldest old is set to soar