Business & Law

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What we know suggests the economic impact of Wuhan coronavirus will be limited

29 Jan 2020

The 1918 Spanish Flu, the 1957-1958 Asian Flu and the 2001-2002 SARS pandemic give us a frame of reference.

US-China phase one trade deal: what does it mean?

29 Jan 2020

While phase one of the US-China trade deal will curb tensions, more work is needed to provide predictability and protection to the world economic order.

UNSW Business School Alumnus Michael Liang launches Soho Mandarin, an online video platform enabling students to learn Chinese by connecting with teachers based in China.

Soho Mandarin - promoting Chinese literacy across Australia

28 Jan 2020

UNSW Business School alumnus Michael Liang has launched Soho Mandarin - an online video platform enabling students to learn Chinese by connecting with teachers based in China.

'What Australia Day means to me'

24 Jan 2020

UNSW Pro Vice-Chancellor Indigenous Professor Megan Davis says the Uluru Statement from the Heart provides a roadmap to resolving the heated Australia Day debate.

satellite image of bushfire smoke over south america

Vital Signs: climate-linked financial crises loom, but the fix isn't up to central banks

24 Jan 2020

The idea that central banks should shift their mandates to take account of climate risks confuses ends and means.

Supporting women's economic empowerment in developing countries

22 Jan 2020

UNSW Business School has secured funding from the Australia-ASEAN Council (AAC) to help enable women’s economic empowerment and financial inclusion in developing communities.

Fostering women’s economic empowerment through digital entrepreneurship

20 Jan 2020

UNSW Business School secures funding to strengthen relationships with countries of Southeast Asia.

Vital Signs: The end of the checkout signals a dire future for those without the right skills

17 Jan 2020

Technological change has always destroyed jobs. But now automation and artificial intelligence are drying up the options for those displaced.

Tax help for communities affected by bushfires

16 Jan 2020

Businesses and people affected by the crisis, including emergency support workers, can ask the UNSW Tax Clinic for guidance.

Fragile democracies and a universal carbon tax

16 Jan 2020

Professor Rosalind Dixon is a Professor of Law at UNSW and has conducted extensive research on fragile democracies. Professor Dixon is also interested in economic equality and has recently co-developed the Australian Carbon Dividend Plan, a universal carbon tax that compensates citizens rather th

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