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Children's conceptualization of the term 'satisfaction': relevance for measuring health outcomes
No full textNot-for-profit entrepreneurship in today's society: trends and implications for business incubator managers
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Today's advertising laws : will they survive the digital revolution?
No full textEven advertising has scientific laws, empirical patterns that generalize across a wide range of known conditions. These empirical generalizations provide us with benchmarks, predictions, and valuable insights into how the digital revolution may affect advertising. More than ever we need systematic research to understand the generalizability of our research findings.
Commentary: closing the health gap for Indigenous Australians - will better counting mean better services and investment in the social production of health
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Challenges to infrastructure delivery during the economic downturn - a qualitative analysis
No full textInfrastructure plays a key role in creating and maintaining sustainable economic growth and a prosperous community. Infrastructure projects generally require a large amount of capital investment, which motivates involvement from the private sector in the delivery process. The Global Financial Crisis placed enormous pressure on both the public and private sectors, as the ability to borrow money for an extended tenor was greatly reduced. This study adopts a qualitative approach to analyse the challenges facing the delivery of infrastructure projects in an Australian context by considering the impacts of the Global Financial Crisis. It is found that the availability of resources and finance are perceived as the biggest challenges, with resources being more of a concern than finance to interviewees. In addition to these findings, ways in which the private sector can be better involved in the infrastructure delivery is discussed.
