The Coalition and Labor parties have each produced election policies designed to help low and middle income earners buy homes. Who is likely to benefit from them and who is likely to suffer is far from obvious, and depends in part on the price of the homes on offer.
Published 06 May 2022
Rising out-of-pocket costs for health care is an important issue the major parties have not yet substantially addressed during the election campaign.
Published 02 May 2022
More than 100 Australian economists are advocating for a more generous policy for persons displaced by the war in Ukraine.
Published 08 Apr 2022
Student Enrichment
The Business Innovation Lab provides students with the opportunity to apply theories learned in class to real-life business problems using Design Thinking principles and methodology.
Published 04 Apr 2022
Economics
Earlier access to free or cheaper medicines is on the cards, after a federal budget announcement made earlier this week.
Published 01 Apr 2022
Student Enrichment
In February 2022, twelve student teams across nine countries took part in ‘Melbourne Meets’, a virtual international case competition focused on solving a Melbourne-inspired case. Hosted by the University of Melbourne, Bachelor of Commerce student Chelsea Gardner was involved in the organisation of this year’s competition.
Published 21 Mar 2022
Research
Taking the Pulse of the Nation, or TTPN, is the brainchildof a team of university researchers who wanted to help Australians understand how COVID-19 was affecting their lives from an economic and social perspective.
Published 14 Mar 2022
Management; Marketing
Dilin Duwa means ‘everlasting flow’ in the Woi Wurrung language of the Wurundjeri people whose lands the Dilin Duwa Centre for Indigenous Business Leadership stands on.
Published 11 Mar 2022
Bachelor of Commerce; Economics; Student Enrichment
Looking back through the dynasties with Professor James Kai-sing Kung
Published 10 Mar 2022
Alumni; Awards
The twelfth annual Melbourne Foundation for Business and Economics Dinner was held on Wednesday evening to great fanfare at the National Gallery of Victoria.
Published 04 Mar 2022
Accounting; Awards
Two pioneers of accounting have been inducted into the Australian Accounting Hall of Fame for their considerable achievements and contributions to the field.
Published 03 Mar 2022
Published 02 Mar 2022
Student Enrichment; International Opportunities
The University of Melbourne and the University of Nottingham Ningbo (UNNC) have partnered to offer undergraduate students based in China the opportunity to study on campus at UNNC.
Published 28 Feb 2022
A message from Professor Paul Kofman, Dean of the Faculty of Business and Economics.
Published 18 Feb 2022
Management; Marketing
Over 400 delegates from around the world gathered on Tuesday to discuss gender and sexuality inclusion at work.
Published 17 Feb 2022
Research
A woman walks into a plastic surgeon’s office with an image she has found online. She wants her body to look like the same, and thinks she knows how to get it.
Published 09 Feb 2022
Economics
The Australian Research Council has awarded $488,142 to the Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research for their project on historical frontier violence: drivers, legacy and the role of truth-telling.
Published 27 Jan 2022
Economics
In January 2023, the University of Melbourne will welcome Professor James Kai-sing Kung as the inaugural Griffin Chair in Economic History at the Faculty of Business and Economics.
Published 24 Jan 2022
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