Business and Economics News
April 2012
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Behind the European debt crisis
30 April 2012
The European Union's top representative in Australia will join leading political researchers to discuss the region's sovereign debt crisis at a unique panel discussion this week.
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The pros and cons of Australian mining
25 April 2012
Australia’s mining boom has come under the spotlight at the annual Viewpoint Monash Economics Debate.
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Coles attempts to (Fly)buy shopper loyalty
24 April 2012
Consumers are becoming less loyal as they put more focus on getting the best possible deal, and become more willing to shop around to get it.
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Simulate and visualise
24 April 2012
The Melbourne business community will experience first-hand the ideas and technologies that will drive industry into the future during a unique innovation workshop to be held next week.
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What’s age got to do with it?
21 April 2012
Age features heavily in public debate concerning the Australian workforce. We regularly read about studies showing that older workers are considered ‘dinosaurs’ by co-workers and managers, and face immense hurdles when looking for work.
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Cambridge doors open for Monash scholar
20 April 2012
A volunteer in the campaign against poverty is preparing to study at one of the world's most prestigious schools, having been awarded a scholarship to Cambridge University.
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The business of boosting innovation
16 April 2012
Attendees will make up their own minds about the role of government in supporting innovation after listening to different perspectives at a Monash University seminar next week.
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More gambling ads during sport? You bet
4 April 2012
In an Australian first, a new study by Monash University has investigated the amount of sports betting advertisements during Australian sporting games.
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