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BusinessThink analysis of the 2018 budget

10 May 2018

A panel of UNSW Business School experts have assessed the 2018 federal budget - the major items and the details. The roundtable discussion was streamed live, and is available for viewing now.

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2018 budget analysis: Professor Richard Holden, UNSW Business School

09 May 2018

Professor Richard Holden, UNSW Business School, explains why the budget was boring - but good.

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Budget 2018 comment: Professor Christopher Pettit, City Futures Research Centre

09 May 2018

Professor Christopher Pettit, of UNSW Sydney City Futures Research Centre, comments on the wins and losses for infrastructure in cities.

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Budget 2018 comment: Professor Geoffrey Crisp, Pro-Vice Chancellor (Education)

09 May 2018

Professor Geoffrey Crisp, Pro-Vice Chancellor (Education) at UNSW Sydney, responds to the 2018 federal budget and restrictions on higher education funding.

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Timing tricks hide the real federal budget story

09 May 2018

Politicians are gaming the system politicians when they pull good news forward and push bad news back, writes Richard Holden.

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Morrison misses another opportunity with his budget tax plan

08 May 2018

The 2018 federal budget announced by Scott Morrison may be based on sound economics, but it is largely mundane in most areas.

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Federal budget 2018: the devil's in the detail

04 May 2018

Tax changes, space exploration, support for women in STEMM, housing affordability, the Great Barrier Reef and more: UNSW Sydney experts analyse key details of the budget.