Poverty is not an inevitable fate. It is a choice — and a very expensive choice — that, unfortunately, the more privileged often make on behalf of the less fortunate. Globally almost a billion people ...

Paul Oslington is Vice-President (NSW) of the Economic Society of Australia, and Professor of Economics and Dean of Business at Alphacrucis College Controversy surrounding the use of economic ...

Treasury secretary Steven Kennedy has said his department had very little input into the modelling underpinning the federal government's plan for net zero. Treasury officials provided "broad" advice ...

John Foster has received funding from the Australian Research Council for modelling the impacts of renewable energy on the electricity sector and the wider economy Liam Wagner receives funding from ...

In a landmark achievement for South Africa's economy and the future of policy and strategy-making, 18 professionals from the civic, public, and private sectors have successfully graduated from the ...

This publication was prepared by the Environment, Natural Resources and Blue Economy Global Practice of the World Bank by a team led by Giovanni Ruta. The other authors of the report are Justin Andrew ...

New economic modelling shows most Victorian regions will see strong employment and economic growth if Australia transitions to a fully net zero economy. The analysis shows with net zero emissions the ...

In the digital age, health innovation is no longer confined to the sterile boundaries of laboratories or the corridors of hospitals. A quiet revolution is underway—one that brings together the ...

Daniel Davies explains his superior approach to modelling monetary economics: I think we can all agree that things will go better if all currently working monetary economists stop teaching their ...

This chapter describes the role of economics in developing NICE guidelines, and suggests possible approaches to use when considering and incorporating economic evidence. It also sets out the ...

Back row: Babazile Prudence Makhubalo, Kamogelo Seitireng, Ofentse Ntsane, Makale Ngwenya, Slindile Mbuyazi, Kagiso Mamabolo, Tengo Tengele, and Vukani Nkasa. Front row: Dr Mukundi Maphangwa, Motlatjo ...