In general u will find that microreform --> increased efficiency --> increased competitiveness
A couple of examples
Financial deregulation
Structural problem: uncompetitive financial sector, hence policies to increase competitiveness were implemented
* floating of $A and removal of RBA direct monetary control over banks
* non-bank financial institiutions allowed to provide banking services
* introduction of foreign banks
Trade policy
Structural problem: high domestic protection, uncompetitive market
* trade agreements
* reduced protection e.g. tariff reductions
These cause increased integration with the global economy, hence increased efficiency and competitiveness. More goods and services are produced at better quality and lower prices.
* industry assistance - lower costs --> more able to compete
Of course, there are many more microreforms: National Competition Policy, Labour market reform, corporatisation/privatisation and taxation reform to name a few.