• The AI race is underway

    Adam Triggs     |      March 3, 2025

    The AI race underway between the world’s major tech companies and geo-political superpowers is a marathon, rather than a sprint, and so success will depend on proper preparation and determination to see things through.

  • Do Australia’s ‘dumb’ exports matter?

    Adam Triggs     |      November 25, 2019

    Australia’s reliance on raw mineral exports to China and the rest of Asia has been criticised, but countries naturally specialise in what they do best, and this country is no exception.

  • Competition in Asia: too little of a good thing

    Adam Triggs     |      March 8, 2019

    Weak competition has a nasty habit of becoming entrenched over time as vested interests tighten their grip and economic clout hardens into political power. Getting on top of Asia’s current competition challenges will pay dividends for years to come.

  • Unlocking Australia’s productivity paradox

    Adam Triggs     |      November 14, 2018

    Predictions that new technology would unleash the boom in productivity required to increase real wages and create new jobs remain unproven as Australia’s productivity continues to lag behind increases in the past.