Alex plays fortune teller and forecasts Australia’s economic situation over the next decade.
This article first appeared in Short Supply 2015 – check out the full magazine via the Short Supply tab at the top of this page!
Cynthia explains the history of industry in Australia, and identifies opportunities for the future.
This article first appeared in Short Supply 2015 – check out the full magazine via the Short Supply tab at the top of this page!
Anisha Kidd considers how new technology is helping strangers trust each other – and thus opening up a new world of economic transactions.
Charlie Mei discusses the proliferation of e-commerce in developing nations, and what this means for market efficiency.
Elijah takes us to Hamburg and reflects on the city’s heritage as a flourishing centre of the Hanseatic League.
Chris Weinberg dissects the rise, fall, and rise again of podcasts.
David Huang discusses the impact disruptive innovations can have on our 21st century world.
I think much of what I like about capitalism stems from the idea of certainty; the idea that we can be sure, perhaps naively or misleadingly, that individuals will always act in accordance with self-interested values.
In light of the recent rise in the pension age to 70, it seems fitting to consider what future we are actually heading towards. Is it one in which we live longer and therefore work longer to sustain ourselves? Or will robots take charge of all menial societal functions leaving us to simply consider our thoughts to our heart’s content?
David Huang delves into the patent system of the pharmaceutical industry.
Emily Vuong investigates the government’s decision to prioritise transparency in the case of Huawei and the National Broadband Network.
