e61’s Rachel Lee teams up with UNSW’s Petr Sedlacek to discuss what policymakers can learn from the 2025 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences.| e61 INSTITUTE
With Australia’s total fertility rate falling to a new record-low, understanding the drivers of this decline is essential.| e61 INSTITUTE
Authors: Pelin Akyol, Rose Khattar and Ali Vergili| e61 INSTITUTE
Every economy has its standouts – the firms that pull far ahead of the rest. McKinsey’s Power of One report finds that fewer than 5 per cent of firms drive most of the productivity gains across advanced economies. | e61 INSTITUTE
by Lachlan Vass| e61 INSTITUTE
Authors: Pelin Akyol and Ali Vergili| e61 INSTITUTE
by Michael Brennan and Ewan Rankin| e61 INSTITUTE
New data suggests big sporting events see more Australians gambling. This is driven mainly by small bets, but concerns about harm remain.| e61 INSTITUTE
Authors: Rachel Lee, Ewan Rankin, and Lachlan Vass.| e61 INSTITUTE
The construction sector’s rising labour share reflects weak productivity not strong wage growth – workers are getting a bigger slice of an economic pie that is growing slowly.| e61 INSTITUTE
Authors: e61 Institute and UTS Human Technology Institute| e61 INSTITUTE
How does Australia’s growing population impact housing supply? | e61 INSTITUTE
Australia’s demographic shifts are reshaping the way care responsibilities fall across the life course – and women’s careers. | e61 INSTITUTE
