Past events
Remittances and economic growth: a multi-country analysis
In this seminar Rajan Panta will discuss the impact of remittances on long-term economic development of the receiving countries. The specifications of the growth equation and the econometric methodology of the paper systematically draw on the recent development in the empirical growth literature with a view to overcoming the limitations of the existing studies.
The employment effects of terminating disability benefits
Dr Timothy Moore discusses the employment effects of disability benefits termination and draws some lessons for reforms of the disability insurance program.
Agricultural technical change and economic diversity of farm households: the case of Vietnam
Huy Nguyen investigates the impacts of agricultural technical change on economic diversity of farm households in Vietnam.
Impact of Ethiopia's community based health insurance
In this seminar, Dr Robert Sparrow reviews the recent community based health insurance (CBHI) scheme in Ethiopia.
Audit in a new democracy such as Indonesia
In this seminar, Paul Nicoll will describe Badan Pemeriksa Keuangan’s implementation of key aspects of the 2004 legislation in Indonesia, acknowledging progress and highlighting some challenges.
Transparency and anti-corruption activities in ASEAN: a big challenge for the AEC?
In this seminar, Professor Krongkaew argues that ASEAN countries are ready for to form ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), but there is a high variation in terms of transparency and anti-corruption activities among the member countries.
State-owned enterprises and capital misallocation in Vietnam
State-owned enterprises in Vietnam have had favourable access to capital but used it inefficiently, especially those in agriculture, mining and utility, and financial intermediation industries.
The yield of plant variety protection
Dr Thomson examines the effect of the introduction of plant variety protection on the output of Australian wheat breeders.
Paradigm shifts in aid motives? bilateral aid allocation from the cold war to the global war on terror
In this seminar Delwar Hossain will investigate how the relative importance of different aid allocation motives change following the changes in global geo-strategic focus.
The 2014 parliamentary elections in Indonesia: patterns and consequences
An Indonesia Study Group panel comprised of experts from ANU, will discuss the results of the 2014 parliamentary elections in Indonesia, and what they mean for the upcoming presidential polls.
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