Past events
Household vulnerability as low expected utility and responses to risks in Vietnam
Thang Vo investigates sources of household vulnerability and responses to risks in Vietnam with data from Vietnam Access to Resources Household Surveys.
GDP and emissions in the short run: the rate and sources of economic growth matter
In this seminar Dr Paul Burke will discuss the short-run effects of economic growth and carbon dioxide emissions.
The effects of natural disasters on household's preferences and behaviour
Sirikarn Lertamphainont will discuss the consequences of the 2011 mega flood in Thailand on subjective expectations, preferences, and behavioural choices of the rice-farming households.
Why Australia needs to put a stop to discriminatory trade deals
In this seminar Dr Bosworth and Dr Cutbush will present their argument why Australia has to stop discriminatory trade deals.
Remittances inflows and the real exchange rate: a panel data analysis
In this seminar Rajan Panta will investigate the impact of remittances on the real exchange rate in developing countries using a newly constructed panel dataset.
Do bank executives run a keynesian beauty contest? Theory and evidence in the context of investment in information technology
In this seminar Dr Gangopadhyay discusses investment in information technology (ITI) as a way for bank executives to capture the market.
The UK Disability Discrimination Act 2005: consequences for the educational choices and employment outcomes among older children
Dr Ercolani will discuss disability legislation, particularly on the impact of the UK Disability Discrimination Act on children’s education and employment choices.
Tariff reform, inequality and poverty in Indonesia
In this seminar Yessi Vadila will investigate the impact of tariff reform on income inequality and poverty in Indonesia for the period of 1977-2012.
Wage differentials between foreign multinationals and local plants and worker education in Indonesian manufacturing
In this seminar Dr Ramstetter will analyse the wage differentials between foreign multinationals and local plants in Indonesian manufacturing industries.
Rethinking economic policies in Indonesia
In this seminar, Ross McLeod will discuss how the previous regime’s key economic policy has impacted on growth and equity in Indonesia.
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