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Tag Archives: industry
Why the world needs economists – latest podcast episode
In my latest podcast episode, I explore what economists do and why the world needs them. I talk about the important roles that economists play in advising on government budget and economic policies and on the feasibility of specific projects, … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Competition policy, Macroeconomy
Tagged banks, budget, economics, economists, feasibilitystudies, finance, google, government, hedgefunds, industry, infrastructure, policy, privatesector, programs, regulators, utilities
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Gender pay gap recap – latest podcast episode
Andrew Leigh MP’s Inequality Bites video Underpaid & Over It prompted me to have another look at the gender pay gap in my latest Economics Explained podcast episode. Resources mentioned in the episode include: Blau and Kahn JEL article on … Continue reading
Posted in Labour market
Tagged australia, bias, discrimination, genderpaygap, genderwagegap, industry, jobs, labourmarket, men, occupation, pay, usa, women
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Upcoming event on drivers of Qld economy – presentation by James Keating from QCA
The French-Australian Chamber of Commerce has organised an interesting event for Wednesday evening, 1 April in Brisbane CBD, featuring a presentation by James Keating from the Queensland Competition Authority: Which industries are currently driving the Queensland economy? I’m very interested … Continue reading
Posted in Housing, Mining
Tagged construction, industry, mining, qld, qldeconomy, queensland
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