High cost politics – how the Australian election will fail business The introduction of middle class welfare by the Howard government and Labor’s refusal to undo it is locking Australia into a high cost trap with little hope either party addressing the real issue.
Australia’s grapes of wrath The Australian wine industry is a good example of where the country’s industrial policies and business leadership have failed.
Australia and the Dutch Disease Australia’s greatest management challenge is dealing with the country’s dose of the Dutch Disease
Proudly designed in Gyeonggi Asian manufacturers are moving up the value chain. Could Korea, China and Taiwan start competing with Apple?
Is Australia missing the Indonesian opportunity? Mary Meeker’s state of the internet report emphasises the opportunities in South East Asian markets.
Newly normal in the English Midlands The new normal will be different to the old normal – is the English Midlands a vision of the future?
Australia in the Asian Century – Chapter 9: Deeper and broader relationships Australia in the Asian Century concludes with a look at how we build relationships into Asia.
