UNSW Business School

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There’s no reason why Australian lenders couldn’t offer 30-year fixed-rate mortgages, as they do in the US.

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While men and women experience disability at similar rates, men are more likely to be diagnosed with disabilities more readily supported by the NDIS.

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Stock shortages during the COVID-19 pandemic are about more than just panic buying or labour shortages in supply chains, says UNSW Business School's Professor Jack Cadeaux

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The case for the RBA increasing interest rates certainly exists. But it’s far less pressing than in the United States.

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Governments should tell us everything they know about infections, hospitalisations and deaths. So why aren’t they?

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Some employees still feel the need to disguise themselves to ‘survive’ certain work cultures, say UNSW Business School academics.

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This 2022 round of grants will support research across UNSW Sydney’s six faculties, with topics ranging from cooling technologies for urban heat mitigation to systemic risk in insurance.

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When planning for the unexpected, deciding what happens next in a business doesn’t need to be as dramatic as an episode of ‘Succession’.

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The coronavirus pandemic has led many individuals to rethink the meaning of work in their lives and reconsider the importance of mental health and wellbeing.

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Our news feeds are inundated with success stories of people who got rich quick, who climbed the career ladder to the top, even people who became overnight viral sensations.

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