Economics
WA Workers' Voices Shape Nation's Economic Future
Discover how WA workers are steering Australia's reform through union-led discussions, impacting national economic strategies for balanced growth.
Hong Kong's Foreign Reserves Hit a Three-Month Low: What Does It Mean?
Hong Kong's foreign exchange reserves have decreased to $425.4 billion, the lowest level in three months, marking a shift in economic stability.
Revolutionary Economics Lab Unveiled at UNSW Sydney
The Manos Institute for Cognitive Economics is set to pioneer transformative research, reshaping understanding of decision-making.
Exploring the Discrepancies in Indonesia's Q2 Economic Growth
Indonesian economic think tanks question the unexpected 5.12% GDP growth in Q2, citing discrepancies with other economic indicators and warning of potential data issues.
Job Data Turmoil: Trump's Reaction to Economic Revelations
Massive revisions in job data ignite a storm in Trump's camp, leading to the firing of key employment statistician.
Plantation Tourism Caught Between Profit and Memory: Nottoway's Fiery Controversy
The fire at Nottoway Plantation reignites tensions of history, economy, and memory, sparking debates over preservation and heritage tourism.
Swiss Market Rattled by Tariff Turbulence
Swiss stocks saw a dramatic dip as unexpected tariffs from the US destabilize the market, casting a shadow over luxury and manufacturing sectors.