Tightly managing hospital beds during the pandemic helped those most in need

Management - 15 Mar 2022

Tightly managing hospital beds during the pandemic helped those most in need

Dynamically steering bed allocation, along with a subsidy scheme at different phases of the COVID-19 pandemic, improved the effectiveness of patient care.

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Retail and the rise of the ‘hybrid’ customer

Retail - 1 Mar 2022

Retail and the rise of the ‘hybrid’ customer

Retailers are luring shoppers back in-store, delving into innovative online shopping experiences and experimenting with the metaverse.

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Post-COVID-19, can women demand more workplace flexibility?

Labour market - 1 Mar 2022

Post-COVID-19, can women demand more workplace flexibility?

Businesses should seriously consider allowing female workers the flexibility to structure their work arrangements around family demands.

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How climate change could threaten Victoria’s wheat crops

Climate Change - 15 Feb 2022

How climate change could threaten Victoria’s wheat crops

Under some climate change scenarios, heavy losses are predicted for Victoria’s wheat crops. But there are steps farmers can take to mitigate the impact.

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Squid Game, K-pop and the ‘rock star’ economist

Trade - 1 Feb 2022

Squid Game, K-pop and the ‘rock star’ economist

Mixing pop culture with economic theory has helped Associate Professor Wayne Geerling teach complex and sometimes dry economic theory.

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Fishing for global talent: what Australia needs to do now to lure skilled immigrants

Labour market - 1 Feb 2022

Fishing for global talent: what Australia needs to do now to lure skilled immigrants

Highly skilled global talent follows economic opportunities. What policies should Australia adopt to attract these foreign workers?

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