Monash Economics in the News
2009
16th July – Gennadi Kazakevitch
The Age
Truckin on after the deluge
4th July - Jakob Madsen
The Age
For predicting the slump, just a few get medals
10th June – Russell Smyth
The Age
Rhetoric of justice must be more than just rhetoric
6 May - Russell Smyth Triple J Is the Recession Good for the Environment in China?
6 May - He-ling Shi ABC - Radio Australia Bernanke's testimony to the Congress and its implications on Australia-China economic relations
30 April - Steph Miller IPAA Victoria Financing Government - YIPAA Sectors at Sunrise Seminar
05 April – Treasury Engagement The Australian Dismal science of economics faces dilemma
March – Jakob Madsen The Age Financial crisis – a common perception
March – Russell Smyth The Age Reasons for financial crisis
March – Jakob Madsen Careers Update Economic meltdown from Monash Academics
26th February – Gennadi Kazakevitch The Age Housing Affordability
31st January – James Ang Radio National Malaysia signs to a barter system
23rd January – He-Ling Shi Radio National Canberra China slow down snaps five year streak
3rd January – Jakob Madsen The Age * “Steep price on carbon needed to encourage alternative fuel sources” * “There are many imbalances in the global economy” * “Forecast were way out for 2008”
2008
26th November - Jakob Madsen Leader - Mordialloc On how ‘kick-starting’ the economy has started too early.
10th November - He-Ling Shi ABC Radio Australia China’s 4 trillion yen bailout to boost its domestic economy
28th October - He-Ling Shi ABC Radio Australia China’s efforts to kick-start the housing sector.
23rd October - Yew-Kwang Ng Business Times (Singapore) Regarding the anomalies which have recently appeared within financial markets. With the attribution of such anomalies being a result of “fear psychology” and the short-term reversal of “carry trade”.
20th October – Russell Smyth Springvale-Dandenong Leader Interviewed about “Dandenong’s battlers may derail $10b economy surplus”
8th October - Jakob Madsen SBS Ethnic Radio Problem of an escalating credit market
23rd September – Russell Smyth Columbia Journalism Review Interviewed for an article “Jurisprudence American Style”
17th September – Russell Smyth New York Times Research was cited on radio interview from article “US court is now guiding fewer nations”
29th August - Jakob Madsen ABC1 (Stateline) Victoria will suffer because of manufacturing
27th August - Jakob Madsen The Age (on line) Interviewed for an article on the Victorian economy going into a recession in which he stated that as the Europena and United States’ credit crisis hit home the Australian economy would begin to crumble
23rd August - Russell Smyth Herald Sun Chinese government will manage a soft landing
12th August – Russell Smyth ABC 891 Adelaide Research was cited on radio interview from article “Pollution and well-being in China”
11th August – Russell Smyth Global Focus, The Pulse, Geelong 94.7FM Research was cited on radio interview from article “Pollution and well-being in China”
5th August - Russell Smyth Radio Adelaide (Peter Godfrey) Reduction in household income could improve the well being of those affected by pollution
2nd August - Russell Smyth The Age (Opinion piece) Chinese people are choking on their country’s success
31st July – Graciela Chichilnisky The Age Climate change mesmerises public opinion
4th July - Jakob Madsen The Age A financial penalty for leaving the labour market before the age of 65 should be introduced.
4th July – Ross Booth ABC 774 Melbourne On countering the research that shows hardly any net economic benefit due to the Grand Prix.
10th June – Peter Forsyth The Age (Opinion piece), Fairfax Digital Singling out an industry such as aviation for an extra impost to cut greenhouse gas emissions is sure to backfire.
4th June - Yew-Kwang Ng Science Alert As calculated by his Environmentally Happy Nation Index the average Australian inflicts 9.5 years of misery on the citizens of other countries
3rd June - Yew-Kwang Ng The Canberra Times As calculated by his Environmentally Happy Nation Index the average Australian inflicts 9.5 years of misery on the citizens of other countries
1st June - Yew-Kwang Ng Sunday Age As calculated by his Environmentally Happy Nation Index the average Australian inflicts 9.5 years of misery on the citizens of other countries
26th May - Peter Forsyth Australian Financial Review (Opinion piece) Measures such as bans on incandescent light bulbs to cut greenhouse gas will be ineffective and ultimately redundant.
5th May - Peter Forsyth Australian Financial Review (Opinion piece) Better project evaluation, of economic and environmental aspects, is needed in determining Australia’s infrastructure priorities.
14th March - Peter Forsyth The Age (Opinion piece) With the Federal Government announcing a review of export policies and programs, bridging the trade gap is not just about increasing product volume.
12th March – Peter Forsyth Bridging the trade gap is not just about increasing product volume
12th March - Ross Booth Herald Sun Measuring economic impact of the Grand Prix is problematic.
8th February - Peter Forsyth The Australian Passengers having to pay a high price for carbon cuts and that climate change could be damaging for tourism in general.
5th February - Russell Smyth The Age (Opinion piece) Fertility and employment rates are flagging due to lack of good policy
2nd February – Russell Smyth The Age Chinese people are choking on their country’s success
31st January – James Ang Radio National Malaysia signed a barter system – this is proof of financial difficulties
14th January – Jakob Madsen The Advertiser Experts warns on Bailout
14th January – Peter Forsyth PR-inside.com Commercial air traffic has been growing at a far greater rate than airport capacity
9th January - Jakob Madsen The Age High oil prices and the prospect of production peaking could lead to economic turmoil.
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