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Presented by A/Prof Ailin Leng, Shandong University

Presented by Prof Benjamin Born, Frankfurt School of Finance & Management

This short course introduces the foundational principles of empirical policy evaluation and causal inference, emphasising two central methodological frameworks: graphical models and the potential outcomes approach for estimating treatment effects.

Presented by Prof Andrew Yates, University of North Carolina

Presented by Dr Karen Kopecky, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland

OzMac is an Australian quantitative macroeconomics workshop. The workshop aims to bring together domestic and international researchers to present and discuss their work in the broad area of quantitative and applied macroeconomics.

Discover an engaging new animation designed by and for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. This is an opportunity to connect with like-minded educators, policymakers, and community advocates who are passionate about empowering the next generation.

APPC 2025 serves as a platform for the presentation and discussion of methodological advances, empirical studies, and policy-oriented research related to productivity and efficiency analysis. The conference will aim at providing a networking opportunity for regulators, government agencies, academics and independent economists to meet and discuss these topics.

Presented by Dr Gianni La Cava, e61 Institute