myth nine – the truth matters

1%  not 14% of GDP is spent on foreign aid Research suggests that while some Australians think our aid budget is too low, most Australians believe that the federal government spends far too much on foreign aid, especially in times of economic hardship – such as those existing in 2019. Setting aside the debate over […]

1%  not 14% of GDP is spent on foreign aid Research suggests that while some Australians think our aid budget is too low, most Australians believe that the federal government spends far too much on foreign aid, especially in times of economic hardship – such as those existing in 2019.Setting aside the debate over whether those complaining about foreign aid are experiencing hardship, or whether we are just selfish and short-sighted about the potential benefits of foreign aid, it is instructive to consider the following: Voter perceptions of Australia’s aid budget 2018 – 14% of GDP Voter perceptions of the right amount to spend on foreign aid – 10% of GDP Actual expenditure on foreign aid – less than 1% of GDP (and falling) It is also worth considering that the federal government has been explaining the low level of foreign aid and the media has been reporting this disparity…

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The Cost Of Branding.

Burning money on branding is more common than most marketers think. Because few businesses truly understand what a brand is and how branding works, advertising agencies, branding agencies and design studios have become expert at spending their client’s money without effective accountability.

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Perhaps the two most concerning issues about branding are the lack of understanding about what brand and branding are and the propensity to develop brands in the boardroom, perhaps with the help of a consultant.....

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