Events - School of Economics - University of Queensland

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26th Labour Econometrics Workshop

15 August 2024 9:00am–16 August 2024 4:00pm

The 26th Labour Econometrics Workshop will be held on August 15 –16, 2024 and will be hosted by the School of Economics at The University of Queensland.

Mediating Conflict Negotiations: An Information Design Approach

9 August 2024 11:00am–1:00pm

in Economic Theory Seminar Series

Presented by A/Prof Selcuk Ozyurt, York University

Overbidding in Uniform-Price Auctions with Common Values

8 August 2024 11:00am–12:00pm

Presented by A/Prof Antonio Rosato, The University of Queensland

Cultural Exception? The Impact of Price Regulation on Prices and Variety in the Market for Books

1 August 2024 3:00pm–4:30pm

in Applied Economics Seminar Series

Presented by Prof Tommasso Valletti, Imperial College London

Dynamic Spatial Interaction Models for a Leader’s Resource Allocation and Follower’s Multiple Activities

31 July 2024 1:30pm–3:00pm

in Econometrics Colloquium Seminar Series

Presented by Dr Hanbat Jeong, Macquarie University

Sequential Cursed Equilibrium

31 July 2024 10:00am–11:15am

in Centre for Unified Behavioural and Economic Sciences (CUBES) e-seminars

Presented by A/Prof Shengwu Li, Harvard University

Unraveling Corruption and Firm’s Productivity

25 July 2024 11:30am–12:30pm

Presented by Dr Nhan Phan, The University of Queensland

Voting Choice

24 July 2024 11:00am–12:15pm

in Economic Theory Seminar Series

Presented by Prof Andrey Malenko, King’s College

Consumer Debt Moratoria

23 July 2024 11:00am–12:15pm

in Macroeconomics Seminar Series

Presented by Dr Yasin Kürşat Önder, Ghent University

Creating Controversy in Proxy Voting Advice

17 July 2024 10:00am–11:15am

in Centre for Unified Behavioural and Economic Sciences (CUBES) e-seminars

Presented by Prof Nadya Malenko, Boston College

students around a table looking amused by red cubes

Economics Schools Day 2024

11 July 2024 10:00am

in Economics Schools Day

Join us for our Schools Day and explore what a career in economics could look like for you. Attend lecture-style presentations, network with other students from around Brisbane, and participate in interactive and thought-provoking activities.

College as a Signal of Self-Control: Theory and Evidence

10 July 2024 11:00am–12:30pm

in Economic Theory Seminar Series

Presented by Prof Ed Hopkins, King’s College London

Sustainable Pricing in a Durable Goods Monopoly

9 July 2024 9:30am–11:00am

in Macroeconomics Seminar Series

Presented by A/Prof Takeki Sunakawa, Hitotsubashi University

Fairness Across the World

19 June 2024 5:00pm–6:15pm

in Centre for Unified Behavioural and Economic Sciences (CUBES) e-seminars

Presented by Prof Alexander Cappelen, Norwegian School of Economics

Estimating Price Elasticities with Text and Images

19 June 2024 1:30pm–3:00pm

in Econometrics Colloquium Seminar Series

Presented by Jan Teichert-Kluge, University of Hamburg

Designing Open Source Licenses

12 June 2024 10:00am–11:15am

in Economic Theory Seminar Series

Presented by Prof Kim-Sau Chung, Hong Kong Baptist University

Semiparametric Discrete Choice Models for Bundles

30 May 2024 11:00am–12:00pm

Presented by Dr Fu Ouyang, The University of Queensland

My Neighbor Next Floor: The Built Environment and Social Preferences

22 May 2024 5:00pm–6:15pm

in Centre for Unified Behavioural and Economic Sciences (CUBES) e-seminars

Presented by Prof Ragan Petrie, Texas A&M University

Individual Welfare Analysis: Random Quasilinear Utility, Independence, and Confidence Bounds

22 May 2024 1:30pm–3:00pm

in Econometrics Colloquium Seminar Series

Presented by Dr Junlong Feng, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Consumption, Wealth, and Income Inequality: A Tale of Tails

21 May 2024 11:00am–12:15pm

in Macroeconomics Seminar Series

Presented by Dr Nicolas Werquin, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

Do Rurality-based Financial Incentives Improve Equity of Access? Evidence From Australia’s Rural Bulk Billing Incentives

17 May 2024 11:00am–12:30pm

in Applied Economics Seminar Series

Presented by Prof Yuting Zhang, University of Melbourne

Optimal Scaling Auctions: A Consumer Theory Deconstruction

16 May 2024 11:00am–12:00pm

Presented by Dr Allan Hernandez-Chanto, The University of Queensland

Information and Pricing in Search Markets

15 May 2024 10:00am–11:15am

in Economic Theory Seminar Series

Presented by A/Prof Silvana Krasteva, Texas A&M University

Optimal Allocation Strategies in a Discrete-Time Two-Armed Bandit Problem

10 May 2024 12:00pm–1:15pm

in Economic Theory Seminar Series

Presented by A/Prof Audrey Hu, University of Hong Kong

Linear Transformations of Singular Vector Autoregressions

9 May 2024 11:00am–12:00pm

Presented by A/Prof Eric Eisenstat, The University of Queensland

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The future of the banking industry: a conversation with The Hon Anna Bligh AC and Adjunct Professor Bob Wigley

Published on: 19 October 2022

VIDEO | UQ School of Economics is delighted to welcome The Honourable Anna Bligh AC (CEO of the Australian Banking Association and former Queensland Premier) and Adjunct Professor Bob Wigley (Chair, UK Finance) to speak to the future of banking.
Living with COVID-19?

Published on: 16 December 2021

VIDEO | The COVID-19 pandemic has and continues to cause enormous loss of life around the world. By adopting a suppression strategy, along with a combination of public health and economic measures, Australia has avoided large scale deaths to the scale experienced in other countries and regions.
GDP-B: Accounting for the value of new and free goods in the digital economy

3 March 2022 12:00pm–1:00pm

in Colin Clark Memorial Lecture

Join author, inventor and esteemed academic Professor Erik Brynjolfsson, Stanford University, as he presents a new method for measuring real GDP growth in a digital economy.
Educating the economists of tomorrow: Challenges and approaches

Published on: 22 September 2021

VIDEO | Economists continue to play an essential role in COVID-19 recovery and will help shape policy for the post-pandemic society. In a world with higher public spending and debt, coupled with more frequent shocks due to climate change, fiscal and monetary policies will become more important than ever.
Is Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) the ‘solution’ to end-of-life care?

3 November 2021 12:30pm

in School events and collaborations

Our expert panel facilitated by ABC Radio presenter Kelly Higgins-Devine will identify and unpack the logistical and economic implications surrounding end-of-life care now, and in the future.