Past events
The role of private sector in economic recovery
In conversation with M Arsjad Rasjid PM, Chairman of Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Macroeconomic consequences of COVID-19, climate change and antimicrobial resistance
Roshen Fernando presents his PhD research on COVID-19, climate change, and antimicrobial resistance.
International spillover effects of unconventional monetary policies of major central banks
Tatsuyoshi Okimoto will present his research on cross-border effects of unconventional monetary policy.
A study of profit shifting using the Hines and Rice approach
Adopting and modifying the approach used by Hines and Rice (1994), we investigate the extent of cross-border profit shifting activities by foreign-owned Australian companies (FOACs).
The impact of RER misalignment for economic growth: Evidence from Malaysia
Siti Ghazali presents her final PhD presentation on real exchange rate misalignment
Cybersecurity since the pandemic in Indonesia
One of the side effects of the COVID-19 pandemic is the exponential embrace of digital-based communications, from work meetings to school learnings to government programs. Practices that had started before the pandemic, such as e-commerce and e-banking grow even stronger. But this also means the elevated importance of cybersecurity, as cybercriminals are also seeing opportunities through their phishing, identity thefts, or even ransomware. We invite Dr Onno Purbo to discuss these issues.
Productivity spillovers from foreign direct investment to domestic firms of Vietnam
Hai Thanh Nguyen presents her PhD research on FDI and productivity spillovers in Vietnam.
ANU75: Pop up talk with Rebecca Colvin on climate change
Hear from Rebecca Colvin who will tackle the socio-polictical challenges that stand in the way dealing with climate change in Australia.
ANU75: Pop up talk with Associate Professor Shiro Armstrong on the economy
Join Associate Professor Shiro Armstrong as he discusses securing Australia’s economic future and what role ANU can play in making it a success.
PNG’s economic trajectory: The long view
This seminar addresses the gap in the economic history of PNG by providing time series for various important economic indicators since independence in 1975.
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