We asked delegates to the 2020 Summit for an appraisal of the proceedings and the ideas which emerged throughout the weekend. CPD Director Miriam Lyons, Stephen Leeder, Lyn Carson, Jon Altman and Bill Bowtell report back.

Andrew Reeson and Karel Nolles examine how experimental economics can inform carbon market design.

In the second of his series of three articles on investment in the disadvantaged, Robert Salter identifies some key obstacles to implementing the increased investment he advocated in April InSight. His third article, in the next issue, will advance some solutions.

Arguing in favour of universal paid maternity leave, Eva Cox scrutinises means tests and government payments.

In the first of a series of two articles on consumer choice and competition policy, CPD Fellow Ian McAuley examines assumptions about the value of choice in the policy marketplace.

Following the 2020 Summit, this month’s instalment of 5 ideas in 5 minutes tracks new discussions on governance in Australia: Republicanism │ Federalism │ Indigenous representation in cultural institutions │ Collaborative governance │ Indigenous governance