Where’s my flying car? Oh, and make it fuel-efficient with a side of congestion relief, please
There’s great potential for transport developments to solve the worldly problems of our time. So, what’s in store? Jessica Tang explores.
A Future to Strive For – Australia’s Medical Prowess
Charles Huang delves deeper into the driving underlying business structures rooted in our medical facilities.
The economics of obesity
Edward Meehan takes a closer look into the increasingly pertinent disease that’s replacing heart disease as Australia’s leading cause of death
Embracing the Influence of AI: Part I
Ever wondered how Spotify suggests songs for your playlist that are up your alley? To bring AI to the domain of commerce, Amber Lee explores the current and future opportunities that AI presents for businesses.
The economics behind becoming an Instagram influencer
Being an Instagram influencer is a legitimate job for many now and has been a game changer for businesses. Gabriel-Chenkov Shaw explores how Instagram has turned the world upside-down.
How does matching theory apply to university admissions?
The definition of a market goes beyond the exchange of two tangible goods. Read on, as James Saligari explores matching theory’s relevance for university admissions.
Surely a well-researched, promising solution by economists would work in the real world, wouldn’t it?
In his first article, Ze Xin Yuan highlights the discrepancy between economic research in academia and its application in the real world.
How panic buying in Hong Kong created demand for an unexpected commodity – toilet paper
Anxiety, uncertainty, fear. Klinsmann Lee investigates how a period of viral outbreak sparks panic buying of toilet paper in Hong Kong.
