This post is part of our series about the Future of Work, culminating in next month's event in Tamworth on 13 September (more here)– we’ll be talking to students, researchers and teachers, graduates and alumni over the next month. Join us via Facebook, Twitter,...
This post is part of our series about the Future of Work, culminating in next month's event in Tamworth on the 13 September (more here)– we’ll be talking to students, researchers and teachers, graduates and alumni over the next month. Join us via Facebook, Twitter,...
This post is part of our series about the Future of Work, culminating in next month's event in Tamworth on the 13 September (more here)– we’ll be talking to students, researchers and teachers, graduates and alumni over the next month. Join us via Facebook, Twitter,...
Big Data spurs innovation, problem solving and new opportunities. What exactly is Data Science? How can data science help you produce analytic insights to solve business problems and achieve your goals? Do you have a Data Science Strategy? The term “Big Data” is...
We investigate the use of payments for environmental services to support a wildlife corridor between two Priority Tiger Conservation Landscapes in central Sumatra, Indonesia. Several hundred smallholders operate within a Protection Forest linking the Tiger...
The theory of marginal abatement cost (MAC) indicates that if a country has a high MAC, it should link its domestic emissions trading scheme (ETS) with a foreign country, which has either low MAC or low emissions reduction target. This strategy will maximise its...
This paper assesses the potential effects on the U.S. economy if the U.S. retreats from its pledge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions agreed under the Paris Agreement. We assume prior to withdrawal that the U.S. and other nations or regions would introduce climate...
This paper examines the impacts of the Emissions Reduction Fund on the Australian economy. The GTAP-E model has been extended to allocate the subsidy directly to each eligible sector. The simulation of the subsidy policy has been supplemented by introducing an...
Whereas a substantial empirical literature has investigated scale economies in local government, by contrast little effort has been directed at economies of scope. Indeed, to date, very few published studies on scope economies in local government exist using...
Mining is almost invariably contentious since it not only generates significant income, including tax revenues, but also simultaneously inflicts heavy costs on the inhabitants of the areas in which mining occurs. In terms of Australian state and territory legal...
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