The Australian School of Business at the University of New South Wales has launched its online business journal Knowledge@Australian School of Business. The new journal is free and published every fortnight. The journal will feature economic trends, management thinking and business news in Australia and Asia-pacific.
With the launch of the Journal, Australian School of Business would join the elite knowledge@ Wharton network. Knowledge@
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