Key topics

economics

Economics refers to the condition of a region or group as regards material prosperity, as well as the branch of knowledge concerned with the production, consumption and transfer of wealth.

Item	Type		Key Topics
Floods, bushfires and sectoral economic output in Australia, 1978-2014	Biblio		economics, flood, modelling
Economic loss modelling of earthquake damaged buildings	Biblio	save (3.25 MB)	earthquake, economics, modelling
Integrating non-market values in economic analyses of flood mitigation: a case study of the Brown Hill and Keswick creeks catchment in Adelaide	Biblio	save (1.29 MB)	economics, multi-hazard, policy
Development of flood mitigation strategies for Australian residential buildings	Biblio	save (434.35 KB)	economics, engineering, mitigation
Disasters and economic resilience: the income effects of the Cyclone Oswald 2013 on small business owners	Biblio	save (2.55 MB)	communities, cyclone, economics
Mapping values and risks from natural hazards at geographic and institutional scales: framework development	Biblio	save (1.15 MB)	economics, multi-hazard, vulnerability
Filling the gaps: how economics can help make important decisions when information is missing	Biblio	save (621.1 KB)	communication, decision making, economics
An analysis of building losses and human fatalities from natural disasters	Project	save (0 bytes), save (0 bytes)	economics, multi-hazard, risk analysis
Cost-effective mitigation strategy development for flood prone buildings: Annual project report 2015-2016	Biblio	save (1.27 MB)	economics, engineering, flood
Foresight for risk – using scenarios for strategic risk assessment and management of emergent disaster risk	Biblio	save (29.09 MB)	decision making, economics, optimisation
Pre-disaster multi-hazard damage and economic loss estimation model: annual project report 2016-17	Biblio	save (1.14 MB)	economics, modelling, multi-hazard
Integrated economic assessment of flood management options for Adelaide	Biblio	save (170.02 KB)	economics, flood, mitigation
Economic analysis of prescribed burning	Project		economics, policy, prescribed burning
The value of disaster research	Project		economics, emergency management
Estimating the social, economic, and environmental costs and benefits of bushfire preparedness and responses operations in the 2013/14 season	Project		decision making, economics, response
Disasters and economic resilience: the effects of the Queensland Floods 2010-11 on individual income: a case study on the Brisbane River catchment area	Biblio	save (3.42 MB)	economics, flood, scenario analysis
Launceston flood risk mitigation - June 2016 floods	Biblio	save (6.68 MB)	economics, flood, mitigation