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  <title>Perspectives: Episode 132 - We Need to Talk About Productivity</title>
  <description>In this episode of Perspectives, Escala Chief Investment Officer, Tracey McNaughton, explores why productivity has become the defining investment and economic challenge - and why getting it right could unlock stronger growth, lower inflation, higher living standards and a more durable bull market &amp;amp;nbsp;(1:00) What do you think? What are you saying to clients? (3:55) Those high expectations tend to be a feature of a mature cycle. Is that more the issue? (5:03) The first was the Prime Minister's new AI strategy. The second was the debate around whether Australia's superannuation system should play a bigger role in funding nation-building projects. (9:15) So perhaps the role of government isn't to direct capital. It's to create the conditions that attract it (9:23) How do you think this will change how Australians choose to invest? (13:03) If fewer investors purchase rental properties, there's also the possibility that rental supply becomes tighter, placing further upward pressure on rents. (15:02) Tracey, listening to everything we've discussed over the past two weeks, it feels like all roads lead back to one issue. Productivity. </description>
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