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20-12: Fiscal transfers and inflation: Evidence from India

Girish Bahal and Anand Shrivastava

20-11: Pandemic Catch-22: How effective are mobility restrictions in halting the spread of COVID-19?

Tushar Bharati and Adnan Fakir

20-10: Cultural Diversity and Foreign Direct Investment

Wei Feng, Yanrui Wu and Yue Fu

20-09: Becoming sensitive: Males’ risk and time preferences after the 2008 Financial Crisis

Michael Jetter, Leandro Magnusson and Sebastian Roth

20-08: Extending Edgeworth: Labour Exchange and Production

Michael McLure and Aldo Montesano

20-07: Development and interdisciplinarity: a citation analysis

Sophie Mitra, Michael Palmer and Vu Anh Vuong

20-06: On bootstrapping tests of equal forecast accuracy for nested models

Firmin Doko Tchatoka and Qazi Haque

20-05: Co-ethnic Voters and Candidate Choice by Political Parties: Evidence from India

Tushar Bharati

20-04: Recovery from an Early-Life Shock through Improved Access to Schools

Tushar Bharati, Seungwoo Chin and Dawoon Jung

20-03: Fueling the Engines of Liberation with Cleaner Cooking Fuel

Tushar Bharati, Yiwei Qian and Jeonghwan Yun

20-02: The Long Shadow of the Kargil War

Tushar Bharati

20-01: Identification robust empirical evidence on the Euler equation in open economies

Qazi Haque and Leandro Magnusson

19-19: Implications of Automation for Global Migration

Yixiao Zhou and Rodney Tyers

19-18: Empirical evidence on the dynamics of investment under uncertainty in the U.S

Qazi Haque, Leandro Magnusson and Kazuki Tomioka

19-17: Understanding Alcohol Consumption across Countries

Kenneth Clements, Yihui Lan and Haiyan Liu

19-16: Malthus Was Right: Explaining a Millennium of Stagnation

Jakob Madsen, Peter Robertson and Longfeng Ye

19-15: Political Connections and Firm Pollution Behaviour: An Empirical Study

Yuping Deng, Yanrui Wu and Helian Xu

19-14: Environmental Regulation and Export Product Quality: Evidence from Chinese Firms

Yuping Deng, Yanrui Wu and Helian Xu

19-13: International Comparisons of Real Military Purchasing Power: A Global Database

Peter Robertson

19-12: Copulas and Macroeconomics: the Quantity Theory of Money

Ernst Weber

19-11: Do We Really Know that U.S. Monetary Policy was Destabilizing in the 1970s?

Qazi Haque, Nicolas Groshenny and Mark Weder

19-10: Monetary Policy, Inflation Target and the Great Moderation: An Empirical Investigation

Qazi Haque

19-09: The Law of One Food Price

Kenneth Clements, Jiawei Si and Long Vo

19-08: US-China Rivalry: The Macro Policy Choices

Rodney Tyers and Yixiao Zhou

19-07: The effects of China’s growth slowdown on its provinces: Disentangling the sources

Anping Chen and Nicolaas Groenewold

19-06: Regional resilience in China: The response of the provinces to the growth slowdown

Anping Chen and Nicolaas Groenewold

19-05: Identifying Sri Lanka’s Sources of Growth: The Application of Primal and Dual Total Factor Productivity Growth Accounting Approaches

Ranpati Dewage Thilini Sumudu Kumari and Sam Hak Kan Tang

19-04: How Much Can the Swiss National Bank Contribute to the Financing of the Swiss Old Age Insurance (AHV)?

Ernst Weber

19-03: Weather Index Insurance in Sub-Saharan Africa

Ernst Weber

19-02: The US-China Trade Dispute: A Macro Perspective

Rodney Tyers and Yixiao Zhou

19-01: Financial Integration and the Global Effects of China's Growth Surge

Rodney Tyers and Yixiao Zhou

18-10: Measuring Governance: Why do errors matter?

Leandro Magnusson and Yashar Tarverdi

18-09: Why don’t agricultural prices always adjust towards parity?

Long Vo

18-08: Intangible Capital Distribution in China

Qing Li, Long Vo and Yanrui Wu

18-07: AUTOMATION, TAXES AND TRANSFERS WITH INTERNATIONAL RIVALRY

Rodney Tyers and Yixiao Zhou

18-06: Piketty’s (r – g) Law is Pareto’s Law: Consistent Analyses of Income Distribution Predicated on Inconsistent Definitions of Inequality

Jill Trinh and Michael McLure

18-05: DIVISIA AND FRISCH ARE FRIENDS

Kenneth Clements and Jiawei Si

18-04: Deflation Forces and Inequality

Rodney Tyers and Yixiao Zhou

18-03: Thinking Outside the Box: Edgeworth, Pareto and the Early History of the Box Diagram

Michael McLure and Aldo Montesano

18-02: Paretian Fiscal Sociology

Michael McLure

18-01: Lost Inflation?

Rodney Tyers and Yixiao Zhou

17-19: China’s ‘New Normal’: How will China’s growth slowdown affect Australia’s growth?

Nicolaas Groenewold

17-18: China’s ‘New Normal’: Is the growth slowdown demand- or supply-driven?

Anping Chen and Nicolaas Groenewold

17-17: Keynes and The Royal Swedish Academy

Rogério Arthmar and Michael McLure

17-16: WHAT DO AUSTRALIAN ECONOMICS PhDs DO? THE UWA EXPERIENCE

Kenneth Clements and Jiawei Si

17-15: Maintaining the Order: Contemporary Kuwaitisation Dynamics and their Historical Perspectives

Manal R. Shehabi

17-14: The Economic and Social Consequences of the War: Pigou, the Press and the Struggle for an Honourable Peace

Rogério Arthmar and Michael McLure

17-13: Automation and Inequality in China

Yixiao Zhou and Rodney Tyers

17-12: Thinking Outside the Box: A New History of Edgeworth’s and Pareto’s Development of the Box Diagram

Michael McLure

17-11: THE PARETO DISTRIBUTION AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO PIKETTY’S THIRD FUNDAMENTAL LAW OF CAPITALISM

Jill Trinh