Comparative studies
Alternative labels
International comparison
Report
Creative economy employment in the EU and the UK: a comparative analysis
Analysts and policymakers have long complained of the dearth of internationally comparable statistics on the creative industries because it has made it impossible to benchmark the performance of different countries. In January 2014, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) adopted the Dynamic Mapping methodology for classifying some industries as ‘creative’ and others not...
Report
Digital news report: Australia 2015
This report gives a clear picture of how the Australian news consumer compares to eleven other countries surveyed in 2015: Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Spain, UK, USA and urban Brazil.
Conference paper
Comparing local government adaptation responses to climate change in Australia and Sweden
This paper compares the urban local government responses to the challenges of climate change impacts through a comparative study of Australia and Sweden
Conference paper
How different are Australian cities?
This paper queries the status of ‘The Australian City’, and offers some preliminary insights into the nature, character and state of ‘Australian Cities’ as a prospective definite category within a global array of territorially and nationally defined city assemblies.
Report
Taxation and labour supply
Cross country comparisons of lifecycle labour supplies show that female hours of market work are significantly lower in Australia than in other comparable OECD countries, notably, the US, UK and Sweden. This paper argues that an explanation can be found in the rate structure of the Australian family income tax system, in combination with a...