Economics

Economics is an exciting field of study, forever changing and adapting to the modern world while retaining scientific objectivity. The School of Economics, UNSW Australia Business School is a leader in research and teaching in most areas of economics.

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Economics at UNSW has ranked 4th in Australia, in ShanghaiRankings Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2018. The ranking places us within the top 75 worldwide. 8 other UNSW subjects ranked within the top 10 within Australia. Read More...

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The School of Economics always ranks in the top 3 positions in Australia within a variety of research performance criteria.

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News

OPINION: Trump, Trade Wars and Tariffs

Experts from around the world are working hard to understand what Donald Trump's economic policies mean for global trade systems.

Can the G20 live up to its theme of building consensus for fair and sustainable development?

Director of the Institute of Global Finance, Professor Fariborz Moshirian from UNSW Sydney, hopes the G20 can achieve its aims.

#Class of 2018: Kelly Wu

Kelly Wu always knew that she was destined to use her voice to make a difference in the world. At five years old she planned to be a popstar: a lot has changed since then.

UNSW Business School awarded over $2m in research funding

Disruption to universities will create opportunities and challenges

More than 80 business school deans and delegates from across the Asia-Pacific gathered in Sydney to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing students in a rapidly changing work world.

How Humanitix found the golden ticket in a not-for-profit model

A $1m grant from Google's Impact Challenge is powerful validation for Humanitix, the not-for-profit ticketing platform run by UNSW Business alumnus James Humpherson.

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Alberto Motta

School of Economics

Associate Professor, Visitor Program Coordinator

Tess Stafford

School of Economics

Senior Lecturer

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