PhD Seminars
Decision-making and policy implementation on for Indonesian peatland restoration: Are households the forgotten key actors?
Sri Lestari will present a PhD Thesis Proposal Review (TPR) seminar on ‘Decision-Making and Policy Implementation for Indonesian Peatland Restoration: Are Households the Forgotten Key Actors?’
Does tax simplification motivate small businesses to be more compliant? Evidence from a regression discontinuity in Indonesia
Agung Satyadini presents his research on the effect of a tax simplification program on tax compliance among small businesses in Indonesia.
Rural livelihoods and vulnerability to environmental and socioeconomic change: Case of high value agricultural communities in middle hills of Nepal
This thesis research explores how large cardamom adopted as high value cash crop shapes vulnerability of rural households and whether it serves as an adaptation pathway under diversification, climate change and labour outmigration.
Climate policy stringency upscaling
Conrad’s research will explore the anatomy of climate change policy upscaling events. It will seek to understand how an implement-then-upscale approach can overcome barriers to stringency, and how climate change policy instruments can be primed for future upscaling.
Road revival and unavoidable deforestation: Evidence from the New Deal for Papua and beyond
Inggrid presents her research on the effect of highway expansions on deforestation in Indonesia.
Does trade liberalization improve competition and allocative efficiency? Evidence from Indonesia’s manufacturing sector
Riandy Laksono presents his research on the efficiency gains of trade liberalization in Indonesia's manufacturing sector.
Is it a curse or blessing to have a resource-rich neighbour? The case of gas extraction in Indonesia
Abdul Nasir presents his research on the effects of natural gas extraction on the neighbour economies in Indonesia.
Declining demand for Australia’s fossil fuel exports, potential economic impacts and policy responses
Cedric Hodges presents his research on the impact of declining fossil fuel demand on the Australian economy.
Family size and domestic violence in a high-fertility society
Dyah Pritadrajati presents her research on the relationship between family size and domestic violence in Samoa.
The time-varying anchoring of inflation expectations in Australia: new evidence based on surveys and bond-market data
Hang Duong investigates the extent to which inflation expectations in Australia are anchored at the central bank's target and its implications for the effectiveness of policies and the credibility of the central bank.
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