Research & Centres

Research in the School of Economics

There is a lot happening in the School of Economics. Please check out our Seminar Series as well as our upcoming Workshops. Read the Wine2030 blog, or the latest working papers, plus news from the School. Meet our staff or find out how you can become a research student in the School of Economics.

Forthcoming Publications & Working Papers

Richard Pomfret, The Age of Equality: The Twentieth Century in Economic Perspective, Harvard University Press, 2011 (Book Review)

Oscar Pavlov & Mark Weder, Countercyclical Markups and News-Driven Business Cycle

Duygu Yengin, Identical Preferences Lower Bound for Allocation of Heterogeneous Tasks and NIMBY Problems

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Research Interest Areas

The School of Economics interests by sub-fields:

• Econometrics »
• Trade and Development »
• Microeconomics »
• Macroeconomics »
• Economic History »

Research Centres

The Centre for International Economic Studies, established by Professor Kym Anderson, promotes global agricultural research and is home to the Agricultural Distortions Database, an impressive resource with over 50 years of valuable data.

Register online now to participate in economics experiments with our experimental economics lab, ADLAB.

Collaborative Research

The School of Economics, the Waite Institute and the School of Agriculture, Food and Wine are currently developing the Global Food Systems 2050 Research Coalition. We hosted a National Forum on Food Security in February, podcasts and other information are available.

Research connections also exist with The South Australian Centre for Economic Studies, Institute for International Trade and Wine2030.

Visiting Fellows and Adjunct Professors

The Geoff Harcourt Fellow, Professor Phil Pardey

Visiting Research Fellow, Professor John Siegfried

Adjunct Professor Ngo Van Long