Last May at the New South Wales Business Chamber, Treasurer Dominic Perrottet announced with great fanfare the state would establish its own Productivity Commission. The business community and voters were told the NSW equivalent of the federal body would examine measures to address housing affordability, escalating living costs and policies to make the state a more competitive place to do business.
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