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ESG - Reframe Carbon Divestment Story from Doomsday to Optimism
Five tips for getting things done when procrastination strikes
Setting timelines can make it harder to get work done
Why You Need To Attend An In-person Conference, Now
That Deadline’s Not Gonna Help You Get It Done, Actually
Is Working From Home More Productive? You Might Be Surprised…
Lessons and losing (starts at 42:00 min)
Cut yourself and others some slack: we need more time to experiment and fail at work
Discover the power of experimenting with Maroš Servátka [podcast]
The Great Resignation: The economics behind the mass exodus
Australian-NZ Study Finds Zero or Short Deadlines Best for Ending Procrastination
New study unlocks secret to avoiding procrastination
The art (and science) of procrastination
Otago researchers figure out how to deal with procrastination
Short deadlines or no deadlines are the best, long deadlines the worst, research shows
Otago researchers discover best way to avoid procrastination
New research identifies key to discouraging procrastination
Clever experiment reveals the ideal deadline to set to actually get stuff done
ABC Sydney Radio interview on procrastination and the effect of deadlines (starts at 25:00 min)
What’s the right deadline to set for finishing work on time? New study sheds light
Meeting deadlines: Why do we procrastinate on certain tasks?
People are more likely to complete a task if there is no deadline
What deadline length is best for avoiding procrastination and completing tasks?
Celebrating Our 2021 Academic Staff Awards finalists: The Groundbreakers
Working from home less productive, Australian study finds
Research finds working from home can be less productive
Home or office - where do people perform at their best?
Home or office? New research reveals where workers perform best
Climate meets finance: Can the finance sector support climate?
Working remotely: What's the buzz around working from home?
Online shopping boom: Is e-commerce here to stay post-pandemic?
Vaccine confidence: Cash incentives or a lottery to get the jab?
Can crypto be compared to pyramid schemes?
Please explain: What lies behind the cryptocurrency mania?
Why crypto doesn’t just inspire investors, but also fans
New data reveals which Australian capitals have the best (and worst) restaurant tippers
Beware the bubble as amateur traders break records
Budget blowouts and broken promises: How to avoid project failures
Transaction costs and procrastination in charitable giving
Status quo effects in fairness games
Economic experiments in project management
How not to fall into the trap of our own intelligence?
All Things Considered… We do not know what we do not know
Investment hubris a handicap in pandemic era
Being nice: What makes us tip?
Please explain: What is high-frequency trading?
What are market bubbles and can they be popped?
On the importance of experimentation
Prestigious Industry award for Macquarie Business School Professor
Ronald Coase Institute Outstanding Achievement Award [photo]
Think twice before trying to get the upper hand in a business deal
Nicer to you, nicer to me: Research finds generous acts are rewarded, regardless of intent
The financial cost of opportunity lost
No deadlines key to charity success
Economics team studying workers' comparing wages
Giving to charity but only if you have time
How a 'nurturing nature' holds some women back
Women who see themselves as warm, supportive tend to compete less in workplace
Doing it for the team: New insights into group identity
Women can face identity conflicts in the workplace
On irrationality and wrong decisions
Research looks at responses to generous actions
What if we could increase trust and trustworthiness?
Understanding what causes market bubbles could soon become a reality