Events
Poverty alleviation can be an effective conservation strategy
Rhita Simorangkir finds significant side benefits in reduced tree cover loss from an anti-poverty cash transfer program in Indonesia.
How big is the economy-wide rebound effect?
David Stern reports on a structural vector autoregression study of the economy-wide rebound effect of energy efficiency shocks, using US data.
The impact of district minimum wage on employment by firms in Indonesia
Nurina Merdikawati presents her PhD findings on how minimum wages affect employment in Indonesia.
Wage convergence and trade
Yixiao Zhou extends the idea of convergence in per-capita income across countries to convergence of wage rates across countries for workers in the same industry.
Supply-side determinants of product scope: Evidence from Indonesian manufacturing plants
Chandra Putra presents his PhD research on factors affecting scope decisions in production.
The merit order effect of renewable electricity generation in Australia
Zsuzsanna Csereklyei investigates the impact of rapid expansion of renewable electricity generation on wholesale prices in Australia.
Sustainability of public debt in Sri Lanka under symmetric and asymmetric cointegration among fiscal variables
Shanika Rathnayake introduces her PhD research on factors affecting debt sustainability in Sri Lanka.
How bad government can ruin a country: the case of Zimbabwe
David Gadiel argues that the decline of Zimbabwe is a classic case of how bad government can ruin a country.
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