Events
Is there a natural resource curse at local levels? An evidence from village economies in Indonesia
Abdul Nasir presents his PhD research on natural resource curses at local levels in Indonesia.
Measuring the global comovements of interest rates: Implications for monetary interdependence
This seminar will discuss the development of a general measure to identify the strength of global interest rate comovements based on entropy theory.
The determinants of excess reserves in the banking system of Papua New Guinea
Thomas Wangi presents his PhD research on the determinants of excess reserves in the banking system of Papua New Guinea.
Papua New Guinea: the hungry country?
Manoj Pandey will present evidence that hunger is a widespread problem in Papua New Guinea.
Your future, our focus – Study International and Development Economics
Join us for this online event to learn more about the study pathways for international and development economics
Children matter: Global imbalances and the economics of demographic transition
Tsendsuren Batsuuri presents her PhD research on the global imbalances and the economics of demographic transition.
Does terrorism affect savings? Evidence from Nigeria
Alberto Posso presents new research on terrorism and savings behaviour in Nigeria.
The trend in China’s housing affordability and its impact on total fertility rate
Tunye Qiu presents his PhD research on the trend in China’s housing affordability and its impact on total fertility rate.
Fiscal policy in the COVID-19 era
Chris Murphy analyses the fiscal response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia.
Vulnerable households and effects of energy efficiency: An Australian study
Mara Hammerle presents her PhD research on the impacts of replacing natural gas heaters and hot water systems with more energy-efficient electric alternatives in the Australian Capital Territory.
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