Professor Sara McGaughey (Department of Business Strategy and Innovation) spoke to a packed Legislative Council Chamber at Parliament House on...
Griffith-based International Business and Investment scholarProfessor Sara McGaughey has been appointed as President and Chair of the Australia and New...
What is a foreign firm in our complex, inter-connected world?
The UK's "perfect natural policy experiment" continues to evolve in unexpected ways.
It’s not uncommon to see China under President Xi Jinping labelled as ‘nationalistic’ and ‘populist’ — along with Trump and...
The age of Western economic dominance is all but over, according to a recent Griffith University seminar on the impact...
Rigour and relevance need not be in opposition.
Delegates gather to explore how to make their work more meaningful outside of academia.
By Pascalis Raimondos, Professor of Economics, Head of School, Queensland University of Technology & Sara L. McGaughey, Professor of International...
President Donald Trump has proposed cutting the US corporate tax rate from 35% to 15% and ending the practice of taxing the foreign income of US businesses. Trump may be hoping that such a massive corporate tax cut will result in new investment. Indeed, historical data suggests companies will respond by shifting profits to where the tax is low.
