Nu Nu Win is a Sir Roland Wilson Scholar from the Department of Treasury enrolled in a PhD in Economics in the Arndt-Corden Department of Economics. Her research interests are shaped by her diverse work experience across macroeconomic modelling and analysis, tax law and policy, microdata analysis and economic forecasting. She has previously held senior positions across government and the private sector, including leading Treasury’s Structural Analysis Branch and heading up BHP’s macroeconomic Team in Singapore. She has also consulted for the World Bank’s macroeconometric modelling team in Washington DC. Nu Nu is currently on leave from her usual position as an Assistant Secretary at the Department of Treasury while she completes her PhD.

Nu Nu’s research interests include analysing the effectiveness of business investment tax policy, tax incentives for business R&D and innovation, labour market discrimination and intersectional pay gaps in Australia.

Education Nu Nu holds Bachelor’s degrees in Law and Economics (with Honours) and a Masters of Applied Economics.