The billion dollar productivity boost of circular thinking
Australian Financial Review, Other, 09/11/2020, Ronald Mizen
Productivity gains by moving to more re-use and recycling, or the so-called circular economy, could unlock $23 billion in gross domestic product and create tens of thousands of jobs by 2025, according to a new report. […] The report draws heavily on research undertaken by KPMG Economics commissioned by the CSIRO which shows by 2048, the value of the circular economy could increase to $210 billion in GDP and 17,000 full-time jobs.