The Money

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《The Money》Podcast

The Money looks at Australia and the world through an economic lens. It explores how economics influences everything else.

  1. 1日前

    Should ASIC be split to ensure better corporate regulation?

    The recent Senate Economics Reference Committee chaired by Andrew Bragg, delivered an extremely critical report on the performance of the corporate regulator, ASIC. It was recommended that the Australian Securities and Investments Commission be split into two bodies to address a perceived lack of competence. Guests: Andy Schmulow, Associate Professor in the School of Law at the University of Wollongong Dr Jason Harris, Professor of Corporate Law, Interim Deputy Dean and Interim Deputy Head of School at the University of Sydney Law School What's our environment worth?  In 2025, the ABS will release its first set of national data to measure the value of our ecosystems across terrestrial, freshwater, and marine realms.  Guest: Penny Johnson, Head of the Centre of Environmental Accounts at the Australian Bureau of Statistics

    29 分鐘

  2. 9月12日

    Is the Reserve Bank doing a good enough job?

    Treasurer Jim Chalmers recently said that 'high interest rates had smashed the economy'. And the Albanese Government has been set on driving through changes recommended in last year's independent review of the RBA - the biggest overhaul of the Reserve Bank in decades. But after the LNP withdrew its support for reform, Labour is now looking to the Greens.  So how will we know whether the RBA is doing a good job or not?  Guests: John Simon, former Head of Economic Research at the Reserve Bank, now Adjunct Professor at Macquarie University John Quiggan, VC Senior Fellow in Economics at the University of Queensland And how much pocket money are children getting these days?  Guest: Matthew Bowen, Head of Consumer and Marketing Insights, ING Bank of Australia

    29 分鐘

  3. 9月5日

    Will the escalating cost of media sports rights change what we can watch?

    Free to air TV was once the only place to watch your favourite football match, but that could change as streaming services and tech companies now compete for sports media rights.   Sports bodies sell their rights to broadcasters, who then sell advertising slots or subscriptions, so the clubs and athletes get paid.  While this mostly remains the case in Australia, the global value of these rights will this year surpass $US 60 billion with Amazon Prime, NBC and ESPN joining up for the rights to both men's and women's basketball.   Guests:  Minal Modha, Head of Sport at research firm, Ampere Analysis Ben Strauss, Sports and Media Reporter at The Washington Post David Rowe, Emeritus Professor of Cultural Research at the University of Western Sydney Tim Burrowes, publisher of the media and marketing industry newsletter, Unmade.

    29 分鐘

  4. 8月29日

    Today's money is mobile and digital. So how might it evolve?

    We're almost a quarter of the way into the 21st Century and already it's clear money has changed.  It's increasingly mobile. It's (relatively) cheap and more and more digital. Economist Richard Holden is charting the changes.  Guest: Richard Holden, Professor of Economics at the University of NSW Business School Author of "Money in the 21st Century; Cheap, Mobile, and Digital' published by University of California Press.

    29 分鐘

  5. 8月22日

    The Cost of Loyalty Programs

    It is a bird? Is it a plane? Well, yes, it is a plane, but it's also something much more. We all know that airlines fly passengers and freight around the country and the world. But they're also like banks, and data collecting businesses. And that's because of the growing importance of their frequent flyer programs. Though you no longer need to fly to gain points. As customers we're not sure what these points are worth. But to the airlines, loyalty programs are so lucrative that they are a core part of their business. Guests: Katharine Kemp, Associate Professor at UNSW Law and Justice Daniel Sciberras, Editor in Chief at Point Hacks Ganesh Sitaraman, Professor of Law at Vanderbilt University and author of Why flying is miserable and how to fix it, published by Columbia Global Reports  Leona Tam, Professor at UTS Business School. This program is repeated from March, 2024

    29 分鐘

  6. 8月15日

    The global race to the moon is on again

    During RN's Science Week we focus on the business of space and the new global race to put people on the Moon. The space economy is predicted to be worth $US1.8 trillion in ten years time and one of the first steps is the construction of a Lunar Gateway, serving as a pathway to Mars. So what are the likely benefits for us on earth from this re-energised space race?  Peggy Hollinger, Space Industry Editor for the Financial Times Professor Anna Moore, Director of the ANU's Institute for Space Ryan Brukardt, Senior Partner in Global Management Consulting at McKinsey and Co

    29 分鐘

  7. 8月8日

    The Olympics are amazing, but what do they cost?

    The Paris Olympics were designed to be 'infrastructure light' to avoid outlandish construction costs,  yet the overspend is estimated at $US1 billion.  Since the 2016 Rio Olympics' budget overrun by 352 per cent, many cities withdrew their bids in the face of strong public opposition.  So should Olympic Games be held in one permanent location every four years?  And how are plans for Brisbane's 2032 Olympic Games progressing?  Andrew Zimbalist, Professor of Economics at Smith College, Massachusetts. Author of Circus Maximus and Boston Olympics: How and Why Smart Cities Are Passing on the Torch Michael Bleby, Deputy Property Editor at the Australian Financial Review

    29 分鐘

  8. 8月1日

    Do CEOs deserve their huge salaries?

    How have CEO bonuses reached such stratospheric levels? What do chief executives have to do to get them and how does getting them influence how they run the business? Researchers have found that CEO bonuses can lead to some sneaky corporate behaviour. And the incentives often don’t align the interests of the boss and the shareholders. Anna Bedford, Associate Professor at UTS Geoff Martin, Professor of Strategy at Melbourne Business School Dr Rebecca Bachmann, Lecturer, Department of Account and Corporate Governance, Macquarie University  Ed Johns, Executive Manager, Australian Council of Superannuation Investors

    29 分鐘
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The Money looks at Australia and the world through an economic lens. It explores how economics influences everything else.

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