PhD Seminars
Designing macroprudential stress testing for climate change shocks
Aditya Taruna presents his research on the design of macroprudential stress testing for climate change shocks.
Towards an estimation of the distributional impacts of Australia’s tax and transfer system over the lifetime
Matthew Smith presents his research on the lifetime impact of taxes and transfers in Australia.
Labor market impact of export in a commodity-dependent nation
Riandy Laksono presents his research about the impacts of rising exports on labor market outcomes in Indonesia.
Banking on Paris: The roles of public Green Banks in the transition to net zero emissions
This is Chell’s final READ seminar prior to submission of her dissertation entitled: Banking on Paris: The roles of public Green Banks in the transition to net zero emissions.
Climate change and inflation: Evidence from Indonesia
Saraswati Saraswati presents her research on the impacts of climate change on inflation in Indonesia.
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.
The Retirement Income, Consumption and Home Equity in China
Tunye Qiu presents his research on China's retirement income, consumption and home equity.
Deficit financing strategy and fiscal sustainability in Bangladesh
Mohammad Mahabub Alam presents his research on deficit financing and fiscal sustainability in Bangladesh.
Domestic, regional, or global shocks? A GVAR analysis of the Latin American business cycle
Rubayat Chowdhury presents his research on the relative contributions of domestic, regional, and global shocks in the business cycle of Latin American business cycle.
Indigenous livelihoods and land claims in North-East Cambodia
Cambodia’s upland regions are currently sites of contest and conflict over land between diverse actors, including the Indigenous populations that hold customary rights to these landscapes. This research explores how Indigenous communities engage with these diverse institutions, actors and interventions to negotiate their land claims and livelihoods, and how these negotiations in turn shape their lives and relationships to land.
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