Topic: Domestic markets

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Battling narratives and Australia’s economic outlook

19 March 2019 | Mark Thirlwell

Large changes in business and consumer confidence can have important economic consequences, with swings in optimism and pessimism one source of shifts in overall economic momentum. Sure, the causality...

Weekly Updates

18 March 2019 | Mark Thirlwell

Here’s the latest weekly Economic Update from AICD Chief Economist Mark Thirlwell.

Introducing the AICD's new chief Economist

1 March 2019 | Mark Thirlwell

AICD's new chief economist Mark Thirlwell outlines the key trends shaping the global economy, technology and international relations.

11 global trends directors need to be aware of

1 February 2019 | Christopher Niesche

From climate risk, to trade wars, to the global stock market, directors need to be across these trends to ensure organisational prosperity in 2019.

How will Australia's economy perform in 2019?

1 February 2019

Deloitte Access partner Chris Richardson predicts the highs and lows for Australia's economy in 2019.

Directors, what's your market share strategy?

27 September 2018 | Phil Ruthven AM FAICD

Safe and profitable market positioning is the only business end game, writes Phil Ruthven AM.

Domestic markets

SME Sutton Tools' best kept secrets to success

27 September 2018 | Lucinda Schmidt

Family business Sutton Tools reveals why benchmarking and agility are key to surviving in a specialised global marketplace.

The economic impact of farm drought in rural Australia

27 September 2018 | Saul Eslake

Drought is a recurring feature of rural life in Australia, but its increased frequency may require a policy rethink.

Mining company Atlas Iron's near-debt experience

27 September 2018 | Lucinda Schmidt

Atlas Iron founder David Flanagan on the two factors that put the mining company at risk of breaching its debt covenants.

Why you need to be aware of the manufacturing decline

1 September 2018 | Phil Ruthven AM FAICD

The decline of manufacturing – and concurrent rise of the service sector – are inevitable, and directors should pay heed, writes Phil Ruthven AM.

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