Barry Burgan

Barry Burgan is Associate Professor and Head of the Business School at the University of Adelaide, teaching at various levels in corporate and business finance. His research interests are in the areas of public finance issues, cost benefit evaluation (particularly in cultural industries) and regional modelling. He was previously Director of the South Australian Centre for Economic Studies and has been at the University of Adelaide for 18 years. Prior to the University, he worked as a management consultant.
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