Bargain hunting: Australia’s news media bargaining code
Frontier Economics explains Australia's proposed news media bargaining code.
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Frontier Economics explains Australia's proposed news media bargaining code.
Today the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (“CCCS”) issued its findings and recommendations for its market study on e-commerce platforms.
Philip Williams presented on the market power of digital platforms at the GCR Live Interactive conference, held on 4 September 2020.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has published the final report on the digital platforms inquiry.
Frontier Economics undertook research for Telenor that quantifies the impact of telecommunications sector in the five Asian markets that Telenor operates in.
This bulletin from Frontier Economics looks at the issue of an NBN write-down of assets and explores the links between pricing, write-downs and value.
Developer groups have opposed Sydney Water and Hunter Water’s planned reintroduction of infrastructure contributions (or ‘developer charges’). These charges to developers help recover the [...]
Addressing urban heat requires integrated planning, economics and quantifying the value of urban cooling.
Infrastructure Australia has released the 2021 Australian Infrastructure Plan.
A clear view of the outcomes we want in our urban landscape is key to unlocking funding for green infrastructure.
Infrastructure Australia's 2020 priority list has been released, and includes South Creek integrated land use and water cycle management as a priority.
A report prepared for the Water Services Association of Australia by Frontier Economics looks at the health benefits to the community from investing in water infrastructure to create liveable cities.
Infrastructure NSW engaged Frontier Economics to advise on the optimum regulatory framework for the uptake of cost-effective recycled water initiatives.
This bulletin looks at government investment into commercial firms prompted by the QLD Government's possible investment in Virgin Australia.
Using value capture to fund infrastructure makes infrastructure investment more equitable and productive.
This bulletin from Frontier Economics looks at valuing the real impacts of rail and making a compelling business case for investing in this infrastructure.
We were recently asked by the Nature Conservation Council of NSW (NCC) to examine the financial and budgetary drivers behind the Victorian Government’s decision to accelerate the closure of its [...]
With the Victorian government announcing an end to native forest logging by 1 January 2024, we revisit a recent report prepared for WWF–Australia (World Wide Fund for Nature Australia) in August [...]
Building a business case to confidently manage climate-related risks and opportunities
Infrastructure Australia has released the 2021 Australian Infrastructure Plan.
Frontier Economics economists Alexandra Humphrey Cifuentes and Rosemary Jones presented at OzWater21.
Infrastructure NSW engaged Frontier Economics to advise on the optimum regulatory framework for the uptake of cost-effective recycled water initiatives.
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