In recent decades, value chains have grown in length and complexity as companies expanded around the world in pursuit of margin improvements. Since 2000, the value of intermediate goods traded globally ...

Over the past decade, governments in the UK have been engaged in a process of transformation, a slow-moving paradigm shift away from a ‘top-down’ and ‘one size fits all’ approach, ...

The Carnegie Trust’s Guiding Principles for Recovery builds on the report Enabling State Route Map, written by Sir John Elvidge, published in 2014. The new report takes account of what ...

by Hans-Karel Fros and Agathy Patsouris Recent bushfires across Australia have highlighted the devastating effects of climate-related disasters on human life, local businesses and industry, and regional economies. Although there ...

by Dr Ian Martinus Purchase consumer goods like a Smart TV or fridge as part of a stimulus package and one government dollar invested will create $1.50 in the economy. ...

By Professor Edward J Blakely UNENDING CRISIS? The outbreak of a global pandemic after one of the worst droughts in the nation following national bush fires makes one wonder will ...

THE ECONOMIC IMPACT ON YOUR SUBURB AND PATHWAYS TO RECOVERY By Terry Rawnsley, SGS Economics & Planning In this article, we provide an estimate of GDP for 2019-20, taking into ...

Australian economic development professionals are working hard to insulate their local economies from the far-reaching impacts associated with COVID 19 and support their local businesses and industries. For many professionals, ...

Watch the replay of Jacqueline Brinkman’s (EDA CEO) presentation for the Revitaliting Town & City Centres Conference in May 2020. During this session on driving economic recovery, Jacqueline covers: How ...