Events
Restricting human movements: public health outcomes and economic consequences
In this webinar, the third in our series covering the COVID-19 pandemic, we talk about social distancing intervention controversy in Indonesia, the lockdown policy in India, and the implication of restriction policies to the poor and possible ways to balance the tension between public health risk and economic risk
Improving SME tax compliance without increasing revenue? Evidence from a population-wide randomised controlled trial in Papua New Guinea
Hoy reports on an experiment to gauge the impact of “nudging” small and medium sized enterprises towards tax compliance in Papua New Guinea.
Pliant like the bamboo: Institutional heterogeneities of host countries and the labour market assimilation of Filipinos around the world
Christopher Cabuay presents his PhD findings on labour market assimilation
Openness and the growth-poverty nexus: Reappraisal with a new openness indicator
Wannaphong Durongkaveroj his third PhD chapter on openness, growth, and poverty
Women's labour force participation and household technology adoption
Sarah Walker looks at the adoption of labour-saving household technology in mid-20th century USA as female labour force participation increased during WWII.
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