Past events
The road to Indonesia’s 2019 elections
In this seminar, two pivotal officials in organising the Indonesian elections, as well as a leading observer and advisor, will present on the preparations for the elections, the electoral challenges ahead, and the country’s regulatory reforms.
Carbon taxation in a fossil fuel-dependent economy: The case of Canada
Carbon taxes are good policy but bad politics. Yet despite the political challenge, some governments still adopt carbon taxes and most of those survive. Join Kathryn Harrison for this seminar discussing carbon taxation in Canada.
The 'natural resource curse' and sustainable economic development
This lecture will discuss the ‘natural resources curse’ as a common issue in economic development for resource-rich countries and what development strategies are sustainable to address such a challenge.
Does the income elasticity of electricity demand in Thailand change with income?
Panittra Ninpanit presents findings on the income elasticity of electricity demand in Thailand.
The Uyghur emergency: The causes and consequences of China's mass incarceration of Turkic Muslims
In this public seminar, a panel of experts and practitioners will focus on some of the core questions surrounding the mass detention of Turkic Muslims in China.
The role of imported intermediate inputs in Indonesia’s manufacturing exports
Deasy Pane details her PhD research findings on the importance of imports for Indonesia’s ability to export manufactured goods.
The Indonesia Family Life Survey (IFLS)
Firman Witoelar Kartaadipoetra will give an extensive presentation on the IFLS: its rationale and theoretical foundations, content, special features, how to access it, and more.
IMF World Economic Outlook October 2018
This presentation will discuss issues facing the global economy 10 years after the 2008 financial crisis, based on the recently launched edition of the IMF’s flagship publication, World Economic Outlook, October 2018.
Revisiting the income elasticity of energy consumption: an OECD & non-OECD country panel analysis
Brantley Liddle shares new modelling results on the effect of income on energy demand.
Commodity diversification and export performance: a comparative study of Asian developing countries
Alongkorn Tanasritunyakul shares his PhD research findings on whether it is better for countries to focus on a small number of export commodities, or to diversify.
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