Past events
The Malthusian paradox: declining food prices in the very long run
Harry Bloch explains the failure of the Malthusian prediction.
The power of institutions: the importance of effective governments for electricity use in developing countries
Rohan Best discusses the effectiveness of institutions for increasing electricity use in developing countries.
Thailand’s automotive manufacturing corridor
Peter Warr investigates the policies that have contributed to Thailand’s extraordinary success as automobile producer and exporter.
Technical and policy issues in the integration of renewable energy technologies to the electricity grid in the Asia-Pacific countries
Dr Arif Syed discusses technical and policy issues related to the integration of renewable electricity into existing electricity networks in several Asia-Pacific countries.
Achieving greater efficiency in Indonesian telecommunications: is the Indonesia broadband plan the answer?
Rob Albon reviews telecommunications reforms in Indonesia.
GST reform in Australia: implications of estimating price elasticities of demand for food
Dr Mathias Sinning presents some preliminary findings of his work with the Nielsen Homescan Survey.
Communicating monetary policy at the zero lower bound
Dr Eli Remolona presents this joint seminar by the Centre for Applied Macroeconomic Analysis, and the Arndt-Corden Department of Economics, at Crawford School.
Half a century of Indonesian economic development: continuity and change
Professor Hal Hill examines Indonesian economic development over the past half-century, across both the Soeharto and Democratic eras.
The Fed’s tapering talk: a short statement’s long impact on Indonesia
Dr Muhamad Chatib Basri looks at discussions around tapering in 2013 and the impacts on some emerging market countries such as Indonesia, India, Brazil, South Africa and Turkey.
Innovation, trade and multinational production
Dr Anthony Swan discusses research on multinational production.
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