Give Us This Day Our Daily Growth
Sarah Fung discusses how religion has influenced and shaped our current economic system.
The boom and the bust
Modern economists have consistently failed to predict and explain the business cycle. Mitchell Harvey argues that an old idea, long rejected by the mainstream economics profession, may be worth reconsidering.
From goods to services: The change in the video game industry
In the age of distraction, video games are becoming a larger part of our lives. Tony Xie investigates how publishers are adopting new revenue models to take advantage of this growing market.
Explaining the recent tumble in US stocks
US equities have had a shaky start to 2018. Nathan McClelland explores some of the possible reasons for this volatility.
The deficit behind Australia’s ‘democratic deficit’
In an age of rising populism around the world due to political disengagement often we assume that our democratic system is flawed. Dan Crowley discusses voter dissatisfaction and the merits of Australian democracy.
Is it all Gucci for the future of luxury fashion?
Is this the beginning of the end for the largest luxury fashion houses? What can the likes of Gucci and Chanel do to fight back against the tide of fast fashion and e-commerce? Tingnan Li investigates.
The rise of aquaculture in Australia
Aquaculture is a fast-growing industry with the power to revolutionise the way humans obtain their seafood. Liam Zippel explores the benefits of this industry in Australia.
Trump’s trade ban: Ridiculous or rational?
With the world’s two largest economic powers hurtling towards a trade war after the US accused China of unfair trading practices, Thomas Goh delves into China’s trading practices to determine whether these accusations are justified.
