Past events
Institutions, individuals, and ideas: macroeconomic policy-making in Australia from Federation to 2020
Professor David Vines discusses the strong set of macroeconomic policy-making institutions which have been developed in Australia over more than a century.
Terms of trade and the Sri Lankan economy: a sign-restricted VAR approach
Yashodha Warunie Senadheera discusses the impact of external shocks on the Sri Lankan economy.
Chinese leadership of macroeconomic policy-making in a multipolar world
Professor David Vines discusses the kind of leadership in global macroeconomic policy-making that China might provide.
The contribution of international shocks in a small open economy
Jamie Cross discusses how international shocks contribute toward business cycle fluctuations in a small open economy.
The impact of inward workers’ remittances in South Asia
Arjuna Mohottala discusses the impact of workers’ remittances on the real effective exchange rate (REER) in South Asian countries for the period 1980-2011.
External shocks and the Sri Lankan economy: a SVAR approach
Yashodha Senadheera provides an overview of her research paper on Sri Lanka’s economy.
Cognitive dissonance and forecaster overconfidence in a model of inflation expectations with distributional inaccuracies
Professor Shaun Vahey discusses his research.
Sectoral concentration, bank performance and systemic risk: exploring cross-country variation
Professor Thorsten Beck discusses a new stock return-based methodology to measure sectoral specialisation and differentiation.
Communicating monetary policy at the zero lower bound
Dr Eli Remolona presents this joint seminar by the Centre for Applied Macroeconomic Analysis, and the Arndt-Corden Department of Economics, at Crawford School.
Why is US economic growth so slow?
Dr Martin Baily explores explanations for slow growth and examines whether or not the slowdown is a problem of the mismeasurement of the US economy.
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