Climbers Push Back on Arapiles Bans, Citing Economic Ruin - Vertical Life Magazine
Vertical Life Magazine covers our report for Climbing Victoria on the Government’s climbing bans at Mt Arapiles, reviewing the Regional Economic Impacts...
James Gray is an economist at Frontier Economics focusing on econometrics and statistical analysis, primarily working in energy and legal.

James is an economist at Frontier Economics with a focus in econometrics and statistical analysis. He primarily works within the energy and legal practices, supporting public and private sector clients with a range of economic modelling and analytical techniques.
Prior to joining Frontier Economics in 2025, James completed a Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics and a Master of Applied Econometrics at Monash University.
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