Nudging children: An ethically questionable method to compound returns to nudges? On a recent trip to Singapore, I came across...
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The global financial crisis of 2008 was a period of extreme stress in financial markets and banking systems worldwide. After...
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For the love of shrinkflation, are your snacks disappearing faster than your ability to save money? Cindy Nhim explores these...
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Housing affordability – rather, the lack thereof in Australia has been a salient issue this past decade (pre-COVID too). Heaving...
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Is Our Networking Approach Fuelling the Gender Pay Gap? The gender pay gap remains a pressing issue, but could the...
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The game of chicken is explored in the Joker’s attempts to corrupt Batman by targeting to break his one rule...
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The application of game theory, with Batman, The Joker among the players, can be used to understand the moral themes...
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First presented in 1980, Martin Feldstein and Charles Horioka present a discrepancy between economic theory and what is observed within...
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Will AI take over human jobs? The question at the forefront of everyone’s mind. This paper attempts to answer this...
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As Australia’s economy leaves the pandemic behind, how has the housing market been impacted by the change in urbanisation, the...
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