Policy Dialogue on Intergenerational Equity

Leading economists, policymakers, and industry experts will convene for a high-level Policy Dialogue on Intergenerational Equity, examining how economic policy can better balance outcomes across generations. The event will explore critical issues including fiscal sustainability, health, housing, and wealth inequality.

Hosted by the UNSW Centre for Population Ageing Research (CEPAR) and the Centre for Applied Macroeconomic Analysis (CAMA), the event brings together representatives from academia, government, and industry.

Confirmed speakers and participants include:

  • Professor Alan Auerbach, University of California (Keynote)
  • Professor Bruce Chapman, Australian National University
  • Professor Robert Breunig, Australian National University
  • Professor Rachel Ong ViforJ, Curtin University
  • Allegra Spender MP
  • Professor John Piggott, UNSW Sydney
  • Senior representatives from Treasury; Department of Social Services; Department of Health, Disability and Ageing; Grattan Institute; ACOSS and more.

Intergenerational equity is a growing policy challenge in Australia and globally. This dialogue will present new research and policy perspectives on how governments can ensure fairness in economic outcomes across age groups, focusing on fiscal policy, social systems, and long-term wellbeing.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Session 1: Standards of living by generation
  • Session 2: Fiscal equity and sustainability (Keynote by Alan Auerbach)
  • Session 3: Housing, wealth and mobility
  • Panel: Policy implications for Australia’s future

The full program is available here.

MEDIA OPPORTUNITIES:

  • Access to panel discussions and keynote sessions
  • Expert commentary on housing affordability, fiscal policy, ageing, and inequality

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