Past events
Institutions and geopolitical risk in trade and investment
Samuel Hardwick presents his thesis proposal on the role of institutions and international cooperation in managing geopolitical risks in trade and investment.
Building the recovery: creating decent working futures in Australia
This interactive public event is part of an Academy of Social Sciences in Australia funded workshop and will share preliminary analysis of a new public attitudes survey on Current Issues at Work in Australia.
The impacts of COVID-19 responses on children
Join Professor Sharon Bessell, Director of the Children’s Policy Centre, and Anne Hollonds, National Children’s Commissioner, to discuss the impacts of the pandemic and related policy responses on children.
Crawford School Graduation celebration
We are delighted to invite graduates and their families along with our colleagues to our Crawford School graduation celebration.
COVID-19 pandemic, firms' responses, and unemployment in the ASEAN-5
Sulistiyo Ardiyono presents his paper on the heterogeneous impact of the Covid 19 pandemic on firms’ performance in ASEAN-5 countries, the role of operating flexibility, and the sensitivity of employment on firms’ revenue.
Prospects for Australia-Indonesia Trade-Investment Partnerships
Professor Bambang Brodjonegoro will deliver a lecture on ‘Prospects for Australia-Indonesia Trade-Investment Partnerships in the Digital, Telecommunication, Energy and Infrastructure Sectors’.
Economic Resilience: Global economic prospects - slowing growth, rising risks
In this seminar the authors will present the global economic prospects after COVID. According to the authors, the global recovery is set to decelerate amid diminished policy support, continued COVID-19 flare-ups, and lingering supply bottlenecks.
Monetary policy in the age of automation
The author provides a framework in which monetary policy affects firms’ automation decisions (i.e. how intensively capital and labor are used in production).
The COVID-19 shock and challenges for time series models
The authors document the impact of COVID-19 on frequently employed time series models. They show that for both single equation models (Phillips curves) and Vector Autoregressions (VARs) estimated parameters change notably with the pandemic.
High vaccination coverage is required before public health measures can be relaxed and Australia’s international border fully reopen
In this seminar the author will present his model on possible eventual public health outcomes (cases, hospitalisations and fatalities) of Phase D, the Post Vaccination Phase (to live with COVID-19: management consistent with influenza or other infectious diseases) of the National Plan to transition Australia’s National COVID-19 Response.
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