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.
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Why free uni is the wrong thing to wish for
Nick Henderson delivers his argument against government-funded higher education, contending that such a policy will do little to help the disadvantaged. An alternative point of focus is subsequently discussed.
The Club Conundrum
The creation of clubs and societies isn’t always a good thing. Louise Yun explains why we should approach expansion of societies with caution.
What’s in a Degree?
Taylor Nugent examines the value of a degree – what are you really paying for?
Unsolicited advice from an Honours student
When Olivia Robins started uni, she had it all planned out. The lesson she learned when she realised those plans weren’t right for her has a ring of familiarity for students at all stages of their uni careers.
Economics: an intro
Alex Millmow, Professor in Economics at Federation University, provides new students and those returning to their studies in economics with some valuable advice, as well as a reflection on how the way the teaching of economics has changed in the past four decades.
The race to two degrees: COP21 primer
Priyanka Banerjee gives an overview of the oncoming climate change talks in Paris and what COP21 can mean for Australia.
The disconnect between economic policy and thought
Pat Healy discusses the log jam of economic decision making in Australian politics.
A slow crawl up from death
Charlie Mei discusses the effects of the Black Death, and what it means for economies today.
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Elijah reflects on three and a half years of economics, and what it has meant to him.