Events
Progressing Australia’s policies and plans for mothers and babies in disasters and pandemics: experiences from high-and middle-income countries
This webinar aims to galvanise efforts to improve breastfeeding policies and funding in national budgets.
Empowering female migrant workers to access quality overseas placement services in Indonesia
Firman Witoelar investigates the impact of providing information about the quality of placement agencies to migrant workers.
Macroeconomic and environmental implications of a demographic transition in a life-cycle model
This seminar highlights the importance of incorporating demographic considerations into climate-economy models and proposes an appropriate modelling framework.
Meat market and policy in Mongolia
Lkhagvadorj presents a thesis proposal review on meat market and policy in Mongolia
The Southeast Asian economies in the age of discontent
Hal Hill argues that the discontent with globalisation in rich economies is not present to the same degree in Southeast Asia, so past economic policy settings still remain largely intact.
Demographic impacts on life cycle portfolios and financial market structures
The paper presented in this seminar provides a framework to endogenise rates of return for risk-free bonds and risky capital in an overlapping generation model, where the return on capital is endogenized by introducing idiosyncratic production shocks to avoid computation challenges associated with aggregate production shocks in the literature. The framework enables the interaction between financial markets and macroeconomic conditions in a production economy.
Export performance: the role of existing and new products in Asian developing countries
Tanasritunyakul presents his research on export performance in Asia
Protecting women’s reproductive rights in policy and resourcing decisions – the need for ‘data and dollars’
In times of health crisis and emergency, the implementation of the WHO/UNICEF Global Strategy for Infant and Young Child Feeding is more important than ever.
Settler colonialism in West Papua: The logic of Indonesia's transmigration program
McNamee reports on his analysis of data compiled from confidential government sources to illuminate the motivations for the late 1900s policy of transmigration to West Papua.
Launch COVID-19 and the macroeconomy research program
To celebrate the launch of the new research program ‘COVID-19 and the macroeconomy’ in the Centre for Applied Macroeconomic Analysis a zoom panel is planned for Tuesday, May 19, 2020.
Mental health and duration on unemployment benefits for young Australians: Evidence from longitudinal administrative data
Paul Amores presents his research on youth mental health and unemployment benefits
Speculation speculation: Everyday views of property investors, urban planning, and developers in Ho Chi Minh City
Join us for this RE&D research seminar by visiting researcher Associate Professor Erik Harms of Yale Anthropology exploring the dynamics and impacts of real estate speculation in urban Vietnam.
Market diversification and export performance
Chandra Putra presents his third PhD thesis paper on export performance and market diversification.
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