Past events
Brexit as a path to UK prosperity
Greg Cutbush looks at three main problems involved in managing the UK’s planned exit from the EU.
Intensive and extensive margins of mining and development: evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa
Sambit Bhattacharyya investigates the economic consequences of mining on living standards in Sub-Saharan Africa.
2017 Indonesia update - Indonesia in the new world: globalisation, nationalism and sovereignty
In this event leading experts will explore key issues including the historical dynamics of Indonesia’s engagement with the world, its stance on the South China Sea, and the emergence of new nationalism.
50 years of the ADB in Asia: some lessons for policy
Peter McCawley looks for policy lessons for Australia’s future involvement in the Asian region from the 50 year history of the Asian Development Bank.
Indian economy and business update: major policy initiatives and their impacts
This event brings together distinguished economists and policymakers from India and Australia to review recent policy changes, assess their prospects for success and understand their implications for Australian economic policy.
The debate about the sources of growth in East Asia after a quarter of a century: much ado about nothing
Jesus Felipe reviews what has been learned during the last 25 years about East Asia’s growth from using growth accounting exercises and estimations of production functions.
The role of the media in shaping perceptions of inequality in Indonesia
Christopher Hoy presents his research on how the media has affected perceptions of inequality in Indonesia.
Why Asia needs to show the way on trade
Peter Drysdale discusses how Asia can protect its strategic economic and political interests in the face of policy uncertainty brought on by the Trump administration.
Bonus skills: examining the effect of an unconditional cash transfer on child human capital formation
Stefanie Schurer investigates the impact of the Australian Baby Bonus on child human capital development.
How do policymakers update?
Eva Vivalt explores biases in the way policymakers, researchers, and others update in response to newly generated evidence, and tests ways to mitigate observed biases.
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