Treasurer Jim Chalmers will convene the Economic Reform Roundtable 19 to 21 August with an agenda to build consensus ways to improve productivity, enhance economic resilience and strengthen budget sustainability.

The government is convening the Roundtable to unlock new ideas and build consensus around reforms. Innes Willox, Chief Executive of Ai Group will attend to represent the views of Australian industry along with representatives from unions, business, the community sector and economic institutions.

It will be guided by the government's 5-pillar productivity agenda:

1. Creating a more dynamic and resilient economy
2. Investing in the net zero transformation
3. Building a skilled and adaptable workforce
4. Harnessing data and digital technology
5. Delivering quality care more efficiently