Past events
Water property rights in rivers with large environmental water holders
Neal Hughes examines the design of water property rights in river systems using the Australian Murray-Darling Basin as an example.
The quantitative role of cost channel and UIP modification in an estimated small open economy DSGE model
Gan-Ochir Doojav will examine the quantitative role of the cost channel and the uncovered interest rate parity (UIP) modification in an estimated small open economy DSGE model.
The impact of Sri Lanka’s trade and price policies on the structure of agriculture incentives
Professor Weerahewa examines trade and price policies for agriculture in Sri Lanka during 2009-11.
Is smart industry policy possible? Insights from Southeast Asia
In this seminar Professor Hill will use case studies from Southeast Asia to discuss the industry policy debate.
Palm oil and poverty in Indonesia
Ryan Edwards conducts the first systematic study looking at the effect of Indonesia’s large oil palm expansion in the 2000s on poverty.
Eliminating the fuel subsidy in Indonesia: using behavioural insights to design alternative policies
Dr Pradiptyo addresses the fuel subsidy issue in Indonesia, using insights from behavioural economics.
Economic growth, financial development, and income inequality
In this seminar Dr Park examines the relationship between financial development and income inequality.
Risk attitudes and return to education: the effect of risk attitudes on the level of reservation wages among young Korean adults
In this seminar Eunsup Jang will investigate the effect of risk attitudes on the level of reservation wages of Korean young adults.
Mental health and disengaged youth
In this seminar Paul Amores will look at the relationship between mental health and economic inactivity for young Australians from disadvantaged, middle, and upper-middle income families.
Directed technical change and the British Industrial Revolution
In this seminar Professor David Stern revisits the Industrial Revolution in Britain in a model that allows the elasticity of substitution between machines and energy to be less than unity.
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