About | Contributor | Bradley Dollin

Bradley Dollin

I am passionate about the economic world and wish to contribute as well as make a difference in the societal issues that we face.

PROFILE

I am currently studying my bachelor of economics at Macquarie University which is near completion, my time here has developed my skills and curiosity in research with in the financial sector and its implications on macro and microeconomic levels. I enjoy researching investment decisions and its implications on the environment, society and economy.

RECENTLY PUBLISHED BY BRADLEY DOLLIN

Sustainable management of water resources in agriculture

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)

31 December 2010

This report outlines strategies for the sustainable management of water resources in agriculture across Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) nations. It provides policy and management recommendations to ensure water allocation in agriculture remains sustainable among economic, social and environmental demands.

Vanguard Group: Passive about climate change

Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA)

30 June 2021

As the world’s second largest asset manager, Vanguard Group Inc. has the potential to become a climate action leader. Despite Vanguard’s commitment to the Net-Zero Asset Manager initiative, the report argues that Vanguard’s significant share in fossil fuel exposed companies demonstrates a passive attitude towards climate change.

Final report: Independent assessment of social and economic conditions in the Murray–Darling Basin

30 April 2020

Commonly known as the 'Sefton report', it provides recommendations to the Australian government on the social and economic conditions of the Murray Darling Basin. The report provides an independent assessment in regional and rural communities while highlighting the positive and negative effects of water reform.

Governing the commons: The evolution of institutions for collective action

31 December 1990

Elinor Ostrom examines the management of common-pool resources such as rivers, bridges and grazing areas. Ostrom discusses the ‘tragedy of the commons’ and environmental, economic and social threats to common-pool resources. Ostrom applies political and economic theory and policy literature to discuss potential solutions and challenge conventional approaches.

RECENTLY POSTED BY BRADLEY DOLLIN

The need for sustainable investment solutions in the Murray Darling Basin

4 January 2024

The Murray Darling Basin (MDB) is home to over two million people and is larger than France and Germany combined. The Basin’s water market turned over AU$7 billion in 2019–2020 making the MDB a pillar of the Australian economy and essential to its surrounding communities.