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Conference paper

Chaos, order and self organisation in urban subsystems: the impact of activity centre design, organisation and ownership on local economic activity


This article compares the sub-systems of the city in light of complexity theory and argues that traditional precincts are organised as complex adaptive systems, while the shopping centre and the arterial strip are not.
Conference paper

The Shanghai model for activity centres and its potential in the Australian context


This research project’s methodology employed a critical theory research paradigm, a semi-structured interview, multiple site visits and the collection of quantitative retail data to compare planning and consumer outcomes between Garden City in Brisbane and Wujiaochang in Shanghai.
Report

Need for a national approach to retail leasing arrangements


This report examines ways to create a national approach to retail leasing arrangements to create a fairer system and reduce the burden on small to medium businesses with associated benefits to landlords.
Report

Online shopping and potential changes to the low value threshold: costs and benefits for government, consumers and retailers


Imposing the GST on different types of imports has been a contentious topic for some time. Different parts of Australian society stand to benefit or lose significantly depending on how, or whether, the system is changed. This paper outlines the regulatory framework, including the relationship between online shopping and the low value threshold. Executive summary...
Report

Relative costs of doing business in Australia: retail trade - research report


Assesses the cost structures of businesses operating in the Australian retail trade industry, including costs relative to international competitors. Key points The Australian retail sector comprises more than 133 000 businesses contributing around 5 per cent of GDP and 9 per cent of total hours worked. The industry is diverse in terms of firm size...