DBrief Podcast by Ai Group
DBrief, the new monthly business podcast from Australian Industry Group is for business people with a keen interest in understanding the connection between their individual business operation and the broader issues of Industry Development, Industry Policy and new government regulations.
Via an engaging and informal interview format, DBrief will investigate:
- What is happening in Industry Policy, and what does it mean?
- Where are these issues going, and what do I need to know?
- What do I need to think about and learn, in order to stay abreast of- or even ahead of- the emerging issues and developments?
By understanding the answers to these questions, business operators can stay ahead of changes and market movements, and be better prepared for Digitalisation, Decarbonisation and Diversification in their business and their market sector.
The podcast is designed to provide Ai Group members and other business owners with a useful and timely insight into the changes in policy and regulations, and what is means for business.
DBrief Podcast by Ai Group
DBrief: Episode 8, October 2024
India as a trading partner and other issues
This month, James and Louise look at the industry development and policy issues surrounding our emerging trading partner, India. The Indian economy is growing, and Australia is involved in working towards more effective trading arrangements.
The two hosts cover many issues including:
- The emerging Free Trade arrangements between India and the region including Australia.
- The difficulties in managing the biggest population on Earth across a large landmass, and the difficulty of moving into a modern, digitalised economy for the world.
- The question of tariffs, especially in terms of data management.
- India’s role in the Quadrilateral military arrangement.
- And what India needs to do to become a more effective trading alternative to China.
Other issues discussed include:
- An update on emerging ‘illegal dumping’ regulations.
- An update on Modern Day Savery.
- Louise’s favorite Indian word or concept.
Another great chat, not to be missed.
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