About our research
Research is key to our work, it shapes our economic strategies, helps us understand our communities and gives insight into the economy. Our research sparks ideas and discussions on topics like financial management, economic productivity, living standards and tax.
Discover our research library and learn more about our research work at NSW Treasury.
Featured research
Our research topics
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Economic and data briefing
Our economic data research looks at topics including global inflation developments as well as COVID-19 and the impacts on global supply chains.
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Financial management
Our financial management research looks at tax comparisons between our states as well as procurement planning and productivity trends.
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Intergenerational
Intergenerational research is key to how we inform policies that will continue to make NSW a great place to live and work.
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Reporting
We perform regular reviews, covering areas of tax, operational costs for services in NSW as well as a review of our policies and regulations that help govern NSW.
Economic and financial appraisals
Our research involves economic assessments of topics including tax reform and home ownership as well as First Nations women’s economic participation.
NSW Productivity and Equality Commission
Productivity growth is important for improving our living standards. This means making the best use of our knowledge, technology, research, and physical resources. The Productivity and Equality Commission's role is to find ways to increase productivity in both private and public sectors. It also works on improving regulations and increasing competition to provide better and more affordable goods and services for the people of NSW.
The Commission talks with different groups to make sure all research and advice is well-informed. Research helps inform public debate and policy discussions to make NSW a better place to live and work.
Learn about the Productivity and Equality Commission's research
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