Events

Presented by Murat Mungan, George Mason University

Speaker: Gadi Barlevy, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

Speaker: Professor Victor Lavy, University of Warwick, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Presented by Luke Hartigan, Reserve Bank of Australia

Presented by Silvia Griselda, The University of Melbourne

Presented by Assistant Professor Nalan Bastürk, Maastricht University (joint work with Suzanne van Bronswijk, Lotte Lemmens, Marcus Huibers and Frenk Peeters).

Presented by Dr Jan Kabatek, The University of Melbourne

Presented by Carol Propper (with Katharina Janke and Raff Sadun)

Presented by Associate Professor Jongsay Yong, The University of Melbourne

UQ staff and higher degree by research students are invited to register for an exciting career development and networking session, hosted by the UQ Women in Business, Economics and Law (BEL) Network.

Presented by Dr Aaron Kamm, The University of Melbourne

Presented by Professor Andrea Ichino, European University Institute and CEPR

Presented by Tom Wilkening, The University of Melbourne

Presented by Dr Yi Sun, The University of Sydney

Presented by Associate Professor Tiho Ancev, The University of Sydney

Presented by Bogdan Klischuk, Australian National University

Presented by Associate Professor Jun Zhang, University of Technology Sydney

Presented by Professor Rolf Fare and Professor Shawna Grosskopf, Oregon State University

Presented by Wing Miriam Feng, National Taiwan Normal University

Presented by Karl Schlag, University of Vienna

Professor Alicia Rambaldi delivers the 2019 Colin Clark Memorial Lecture on how international comparison methods have evolved to adapt to our ever-changing global environment.

Presented by Associate Professor Joshua Miller, The University of Melbourne

A cross-faculty workshop on social science experiments for UQ researchers.

Join us at this free workshop on performance measurement showcasing research conducted by economic academics and adjunct members of the CEPA group. Each presentation will discuss the latest developments in the field with emphasis on its applications to related disciplines and government policy.

Presented by Professor W. Erwin Diewert, The University of British Columbia