Past events
The impact of female leadership on public spending and service access: causal evidence from Indonesia
Ruth Nikijuluw presents her PhD research on female leaders, public spending, and service access in Indonesia
Age-dependent risk aversion: Re-evaluating fiscal policy impacts of population ageing
The study presented in this webinar revisits optimal fiscal policies in response to population ageing by introducing an age-dependent increasing risk aversion assumption into an OLG model with risk-sensitive preferences to factor in the welfare cost of the policy-induced uncertainties.
BOOK LAUNCH. Democracy in Indonesia: from stagnation to regression
ANU Indonesia Project warmly invites you to the book launch of Democracy in Indonesia: from stagnation to regression? (editors: Eve Warburton,Thomas Power, published by ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute in 2020).
Medical worker migration and origin-country human capital: evidence from U.S. visa policy
Dr Caroline Theoharides presents new research on the so-called brain drain for health workers using rich administrative data.
TikTok: The platform, the public, the politics
The latest social media craze to sweep the world has been the entertainment platform of choice during lockdown periods for many of us. But this hasn’t stopped TikTok from becoming entangled in political controversy and debate about cybersecurity. In this event, we talk all things TikTok - from the perspective of users and with a political lens.
Emission reduction and foreign direct investment nexus in China
Yanrui Wu investigates the association between city-level environmental regulation and changes in the pattern and structure of foreign direct investment in China.
Diagnosing housing fever with an econometric thermometer
Shi presents a new econometric method for identifying housing bubbles, with an empirical application to Australian housing markets.
Launch of the Individual Deprivation Measure Country Study Report for Indonesia
Please join us for a virtual launch of the Individual Deprivation Measure (IDM) Multidimensional Poverty Reports for two districts in Indonesia.
Japan’s economic crisis and recovery
This panel will discuss the economic crisis from the coronavirus pandemic and the recovery strategy for Japan. How does COVID-19 change the economic outlook in Japan? Does a relatively high rate of corporate savings in major Japanese firms put them in a better position than their foreign rivals? Will Japan’s large government debt and limited capacity for fiscal expansion constrain the recovery process?
Japan Update 2020: Japan's Choices Beyond COVID-19
The Update is the flagship conference of the Australia-Japan Research Centre (AJRC) in Crawford School of Public Policy, and the Japan Institute at The Australian National University. This year’s update brings together distinguished experts from Japan and Australia for the latest research and debates on how Japan will navigate the policy challenges of the post-COVID-19 world.
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