Issues Paper: Re-Thinking the Approach to Regional Development in South...
In December 2010, an Issues Paper on the topic of regional development in South Australia was distributed to Corporate Members. In the paper, authors Michael O’Neil and Cliff Walsh argue that regional...
View ArticleIssues Paper – The Economic Consequences of the Euro
In this paper Dr Colin Rogers considers the current economic crisis in Greece and argues that the governance structure of the Euro is exacerbating the crisis with the potential to turn what is a...
View ArticleIssues Paper – Assisting Regions and Communities to Cope With Structural Change
A new Economic Issues paper – Assisting Regions and Communities to Cope with Structural Change: Context, Objectives, Principles and Good Practice – was recently distributed to Corporate Members. This...
View ArticleSACES 30th Anniversary Special Luncheon
The South Australian Centre for Economic Studies of the Adelaide and Flinders Universities is hosting a special luncheon on Friday, 22 March 2013 to celebrate 30 years of the establishment of the...
View ArticleIssues Papers Now Available on SACES Website
The Centre periodically prepares Issues Papers which provide commentary on topical economic issues affecting South Australia and Australia, including relevant global economic developments. The list of...
View ArticleLNG export restrictions to delay reforms and reduce national economic welfare...
Paul Kerin argues that export restrictions on liquefied natural gas recently announced by the Australian Government will delay needed reforms that would prove a better way to reduce domestic gas...
View ArticleHow can we revitalise the State’s economy?
A new report has proposed a range of policy initiatives aimed at “reinventing the State economy” and boosting economic competitiveness in South Australia. The recommendations have been made in the...
View ArticleWhat’s the real price of hunger and poverty? – Michael O’Neil & Peter Gill
What does it say about a country that sits near the top of the list of highest income per capita nations in the world that more than four million of its people, or 18% of its population, often go...
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