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Issue No. 50 - December / January 2009

by Professor Richard Blandy

In July, the South Australian Government released a draft of its proposed 30-year Plan for Greater Adelaide entitled Planning the Adelaide we all want....
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Issue No. 49 - OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2009

by Professor Richard Blandy

Slow growth, strong competition and declining exports have brought SA’s manufacturing sector into eclipse....
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Issue No. 48 - August/September 2009

by Professor Richard Blandy

Unlike Europe and North America, South Australia’s position will improve as Asia regains its historical ascendancy, according to economic authority Professor Richard Blandy....
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Issue No. 47 - June/ July 2009

by Professor Richard Blandy

The Australian retail sector produces 5.4% of GDP1 and employs more than 1.5 million people - about 14.5% of all employment....
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Issue No. 46 - April/May 2009

by and and and

The global financial crisis is really two crises rolled into one: • a global financial crisis affecting the provision of credit and equity to businesses and households; and • an ensuing global economic crisis, affecting the production of goods and services generally....
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Issue No. 45 - Feb/March 2009

by Professor Richard Blandy

Economic survival in the Bush –the example of Wudinna Wudinna is a small, rural (largely wheat growing)community of about 1350 people on the Eyre Highway,in central Eyre Peninsula, just south of the scenic Gawler Ranges, Lake Acraman and Lake Gairdner....
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Issue No. 44 - December/January 2008

South Australia’s metropolis must make itself more liveable to take advantage of its opportunities....
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SA Economic Forecast [take 2]

by Professor Richard Blandy

My article on the economic outlook in the last issue of in-business was finished on 3 September....
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Issue No. 42 - AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2008

by Professor Richard Blandy

In economic terms, the City of Playford is doing well....
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Issue No. 41 - JUNE/JULY 2008

by Professor Richard Blandy

Theoretical ideas about innovation go back at least to Adam Smith’s view (Smith, 1776) that increased productivity was associated with specialisation and the division of labour, implying technological advances in processes and organisation....
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