Current working papers

• Zaresani, A., M. Olivo-Villabrille and R. Breunig (2024), “Tax sheltering cost among high-income taxpayers: Evidence from an Australian tax policy change”. Tax and Transfer Policy Institute Working Paper 3/2024.

• Majeed, O., J. Hambur and R. Breunig (2024), “Do Monetary Policy and Economic Conditions Impact Innovation? Evidence from Australian Administrative Data”. CAMA Working Paper 13/2024.

• Breunig, R., D. Hansell and N. Win (2023), “Modelling Australian Public Service Careers”. IZA Discussion paper no. 16549.

• Orzechowska-Fischer, E., E. Rose and R. Breunig (2023), “Australian households and the affordability of telecommunications”. Australian Government Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Dark Arts. Working Paper, November 2023.

• Sainbury, T., R. Breunig and T. Watson (2022), “COVID-19 Private Pension Withdrawals and Unemployment Tenures”. IZA Discussion paper no. 15399.

• Breunig, R., N. Deutscher and S. Hamilton (2022), “Hundreds and Thousands: bunching at positive, salient tax balances and the cost of reducing tax liabilities”

• Chien, C-H., R. Breunig and A. Welsh (2022), “Firm-level dynamics and aggregate productivity: Australian evidence using linked employer-employee data”

• Wokker, C., A. Wiskich and R. Breunig (2020), “Resource rents, political rights and civil liberties” . “CAMA Working Paper 16/2020.

• Biddle, N., R. Breunig and F. Markham (2019), “Describing the top of the income distribution in Australia (PDF, 553KB)”. Centre for Social Research Methods Working Paper, Number 4/2019.

• Breunig, R., B. Edwards, S. Hasan and B. Hunter (2017), “Natural disasters and financial stress in agricultural areas”

• Breunig, R. and M-H. Wong (2008), “An Improved Productivity Decomposition Approach to Understand Firm Dynamics and Aggregate Growth. (PDF,122KB)”