Past events
A conversation with Chatib Basri
Indonesia’s middle class: From comfort to discomfort zone
The Arndt-Corden Department of Economics and ANU Indonesia Project are delighted to announce that Dr Chatib Basri, Chairman of the PT Bank Mandiri and former Finance Minister of the Republic of Indonesia, will visit the ANU to deliver a dialogue with our ANU Indonesia Project community.
Event description
Dr Chatib Basri will provide insightful reflections on Indonesian economic development and how the recent decline of middle class purchasing power has affected the overall economy and called for a review of social protection policies. We look forward to his valuable contributions and the opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions on these critical topics.
The event is scheduled to begin at 4:00 PM, with light refreshments offered from 3:30 PM.
This is an in-person event only. Registration is essential. Register here!
Dynamic impacts of geopolitical risks on electricity supply mix in OECD countries: moderating effects and its implications for clean transition in electricity sector
Manh-Tien Bui presents his research on dynamic impacts of geopolitical risks on electricity supply mix in OECD countries.
De-routinization of jobs and the distribution of earnings: A cross-country comparison
This seminar investigates job de-routinization, job polarization, and their potential ramifications for earnings distributions.
Energy Transition: Academic Workshop on Public Policy Challenges
This is the first academic workshop on public policy challenges as part of a collaboration between the Department of Management and Public Policy (Univeritas Gadjha Mada) & the Crawford School of Public Policy (Australian National University)
The theme for this workshop is Energy Transition. The workshop will be introduced by Professor Wahyudi Kumorotomo (UGM) and Professor Janine O’Flynn (ANU)
Department of Management and Public Policy Speakers:
Professor Deendarlianto, Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Gadjah Mada
Dr Gabriel Lele, Department of Public Policy and Management, Universitas Gadjah Mada
Crawford School of Public Policy Speakers:
Professor Sara Bice, Director of the Institute for Infrastructure in Society, Crawford School of Public Policy
Associate Professor Bec Colvin, Associate Professor & DECRA Fellow; Resources, Environment & Development, Crawford School of Public Policy
The Retirement Income, Consumption and Home Equity in China
Tunye Qiu presents his research on China’s retirement income, consumption and home equity.
2024 CAP Professorial Lecture Series: Weaponised economics and restoring the global economic order
Explore the impact of weaponised economics and pathways to restore global economic stability in this insightful lecture by Professor Shiro Armstrong at the 2024 CAP Professorial Lecture Series.
Partisan alignment, insurgency and public safety: evidence from the Indian Red Corridor
This seminar explores the effect of political alignment on public safety in India.
Deficit financing strategy and fiscal sustainability in Bangladesh
Mohammad Mahabub Alam presents his research on deficit financing and fiscal sustainability in Bangladesh.
Crawford School Student Welcome
Our signature event, the Crawford School Student Welcome, will bring together our entire student, academic and professional community, marking the start of a new semester.
Addressing the rising revenue requirements with minimal welfare consequences
This paper investigates a simplified life-cycle model incorporating entrepreneurial activity to determine tax policies that achieve specific revenue targets.
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