Academic staff

My research focuses on household finance, including financial decision-making, portfolio allocation, trust in financial systems, and the economic and subjective aspects of housing affordability.

My research interests lie in the broad area of applied microeconometrics focusing on labour economics, the economics of education and household finances.

I teach statistics and econometrics and am the academic lead for undergraduate dual programmes in Economics. My research focuses on the intersection between disability, work and education.

My research investigates consumer decision-making, technology adoption, and poverty in energy markets, primarily applying microeconometric methods to representative household panels and smart data.

My research interests relate to monetary policy, macroeconomic heterogeneity and inequality, analysed both from a positive and normative perspective under the lens of heterogeneous agent models

My research interests are Economic History, The History of Economic Thought, Methodology, and the use of Pluralist Perspectives. My teaching duties relate to Economic History, and Microeconomics.

My research applies advanced data analysis to evaluate labour market transitions from education into employment, focusing on the long-term impacts of childhood disadvantage and on skills development.

I am a political economist interested in elections, public opinion, political behaviour, migration, and political violence, and how these interact with socio-economic outcomes.

I am an applied microeconomist with research interests that explore the intersections between household finance, portfolio allocation, and individual health and well-being.

My research focuses on monetary policy, particularly the natural rate of interest, and inflation-output dynamics, using time-series and semi-structural methods to study their evolution over time.

I am an applied labour microeconomist interested in inequalities, individual behaviour, institutions and economic outcomes. My teaching links economic theory with applied data and contemporary issues.

My research applies game theory and economics experiments to study competition and conflict, dark side of human behaviour, related public policies, and industrial organization/competition policy.

I am a behavioural economist interested in studying bounded rationality and learning in games, as well as addressing problems such as climate change and income inequality using economic experiments.

I am a labour economist specialising in the economics of working from home, policing and crime, and the sorting of businesses and people in cities.

My research explores industrial organisation, network economics, transport and the environment, with a focus on strategy, pricing, competition, regulation and market design.

My research interests lie within labour economics and the economics of education, with a particular focus on vocational education pathways and inequalities in educational opportunities.

I am interested in how macroeconomic environments interact with financial markets and outcomes at national, regional, and household levels.

Applied economist working on labour, family, and gender economics.

I specialise in applied macroeconomics, monetary economics, and economic forecasting. I focus on core issues like endogeneity and structural VAR modeling and advanced macro econometric techniques.

My research uses applied theory and applied econometrics, often combined in structural estimation, to study labour markets with trading frictions.

I am interested in the field of international trade, economic development and economic growth, exploring the impact of trade openness and liberalisation policies on innovation and productivity.

I am a behavioural economist who applies behavioural science to solve challenges in financial markets, firms and society, with interests in household finance and pensions, sustainable finance, fintech, and gender inequality.

My expertise is in finance. I teach derivatives, securities and financial markets. My research on corporate governance, asset pricing, and investor behaviour has included fellowships at Harvard & MIT.

My research focuses on applied and development macroeconomics as well as DSGE modelling.

I am a mathematical economist interested in the connections of game theory with fixed point theory, algebraic topology and geometry.

I am a Lecturer in Econometrics. I hold a PhD in Mathematical Statistics from Monash University and regularly publish in top-tier journals in the field.

My research and teaching focus on quantitative macroeconomics, including monetary and fiscal policy, sovereign risk, unemployment, social insurance, ageing, pensions and public finance sustainability.

I am a mathematical economist, and my research examines ethnic and gender inequalities in the labour market, child poverty, educational attainment, and the long-term consequences of disadvantage.

My research explores multidimensional inequalities and interpersonal relations in the context of residential segregation and the economics of care.

I am a former government economist, who advised on issues relating to tax compliance and savings tax policy. My research interests are in tax compliance, behavioural economics, and political economy.

I am an applied economist researching the complex relationships between work and health, disability, and wellbeing.

My main area of expertise lies at the intersection of environmental economics and microeconomic theory, focusing on environmental policy making.

My research interests are in applied micro-econometrics, household finances and labour economics. I have supervised 19 PhD students to completion predominately in the aforementioned areas.

I'm a macroeconomist with particular interests in open economy macroeconomics, business cycles, productivity, housing markets and migration.

I am a health economist interested in trade-offs that members of the public make over hypothetical scenarios with different levels and distributions of health and wellbeing within a population.

My research interests are within economic theory and include economic dynamics, general equilibrium and networks.

I am an empirical economist with an interest in econometric methods who has written applied papers on a number of topics, including foreign aid, development finance, and discrimination.

I am an applied microeconometrician working at the intersection of labour, behavioural and public economics. I teach modules on behavioural economics and on inequality and poverty.

I am an applied economist working on topics related to the economics of innovation, international trade, urban and regional economics.

My research is rooted in macroeconomics, with a primary focus on macro-labour topics. My work extends to analysing inflation, income distribution, and the broader drivers of economic inequality.

I am an applied microeconomist whose research focuses on the economics of education, labour economics, and the economics of care.

I am a time series econometrician. My current research interests are in the detection, dating and monitoring of asset price bubbles, as well as forecasting and forecast evaluation.

I research labour market adjustment, such as wage and employment effects of mergers; the impact of governance reforms on executive remuneration and income consequences of firm closure for individuals.

My research focuses on macroeconomics, particularly heterogeneous-agent DSGE models, household finance, and business cycles. I am an applied theorist using numerical and analytical methods.