Past events
Art markets, communities and cultures of the digital revolution in Indonesia
Edwin Jurriens discusses digital art as a creative expression of major socio-cultural and technological developments in contemporary Indonesia.
The 14th HW Arndt Memorial Lecture - Managing elevated risks
Professor Iwan Azis discusses the elevated risks for Asia in the context of global liquidity since the mid-2000s, and the implications for financial regulations and policy.
Volatility of industrial output, demand fluctuations, and international trade
Dr Laura Puzzello discusses the components of industry output volatility due to producer country, industry and demand-specific shocks, as well as their interaction.
Baby Bonuses: natural experiments in cash transfers, birth timing and child outcomes
Nathan Deutscher discusses research on the long-run effects of the Baby Bonus.
The new economics of financial inclusion in India
In this 2016 K R Narayanan Oration, Minister Jaitley will review newly announced policy measures in India to deepen financial inclusion and the impact on people’s participation in the formal economy.
What can Uzbekistan tell us about industrial policy that we did not already know?
Dr Anis Chowdhury discusses Uzbekistan’s recent experience with structural shifts and industrial policy and the larger implications for existing theories of industrial policy.
Indonesia: sustaining economic development in a volatile world
His Excellency Professor Bambang Brodjonegoro delivers a public lecture on laying the groundwork for sustainable development in a volatile world.
Daycare effects on maternal employment in Japan: municipal evidence
Dr Shuhei Nishitateno uses municipality-level data in Japan from 2000, 2005, and 2010 to estimate what impact daycare accessibility on employment for mothers with children aged 0-5 years.
Parental academic aspirations for their child and the child’s time allocation
Nguyen Hieu investigates the role of parental academic aspirations for their child in the child’s time allocation.
Pattern and determinants of structural transformation in Africa
In this seminar Professor Raghbendra Jha models the evolution and determinants of the shares of agricultural, manufacturing and services sectors’ value added for 53 African countries for 1970-2014 years.
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