Learning to Pay – The Hefty Price of Textbooks
Its that time of the year when students are reminded of the often exorbitant prices of textbooks. Eddie Go provides the story behind the price tag.
Its that time of the year when students are reminded of the often exorbitant prices of textbooks. Eddie Go provides the story behind the price tag.
Associate Professor at UNSW School of Economics, Gigi Foster, examines the future of economics, through the lens of social science.
What can history teach us about economic prosperity and the structure of a country’s corruption? As fresh elections have brought about a new leader, can Nigeria finally achieve prosperity and rise as a leading African power?
Daniel Tan explores what demographic trends mean for the government’s budget repair.
Ten critical pieces of advice for all new economics students, from academic Gigi Foster.
How much has an economics degree evolved over the years? Academic Alex Millmow offers incoming students an account of his experience.
Chandon Hedge emphasises the importance of tertiary education despite increasing debt for university students.
Professor John Lodewijks explains the new curriculum for high school economics, which could include natural resource management, sports, health care and housing. Will it be enough to reinvigorate demand?
In part one of a two-part series on pluralism in economics, Joey Moloney outlines a strong case for why all students would benefit.
An economic analysis into why we procrastinate and what we should do about it.