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School of Economics: Recent submissions

    • Monetary Policy and Inequality in Australia 

      Mendes, Sofia
      Published 2022
      Australia has experienced growing income and consumption inequality over the past three decades. As interest rates rise, it is important to understand the impact of monetary policy on household income and consumption. This ...
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    • Financialisation and Income Distribution in Australia: Theory and Evidence 

      Reinhard, Joey Arnold
      Published 2023-02-24
      While rising income inequality and financialisation are widely recognised as prominent features of advanced capitalist economies, theoretical explanations of these phenomena, and how they interact, have varied significantly. ...
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    • Estimating the euro area output gap using multivariate information and addressing the COVID-19 pandemic 

      Morley, James; Rodriguez-Palenzuela, Diego; Sun, Yiqiao; Wong, Benjamin
      Published 2023
      We estimate the euro area output gap by applying the Beveridge–Nelson decomposition based on a large Bayesian vector autoregression. Our approach incorporates multivariate information through the inclusion of a wide range ...
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    • The Relationship Between Commodity Prices and Australia’s Gross Domestic Income 

      Belobrajdic, Luka
      Published 2023-01-30
      Commodities dominate Australia’s export composition. To this effect, there is a plausible relationship between commodity prices and the prosperity of Australians. Gross domestic income is chosen as a proxy for prosperity ...
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    • Being ‘Too’ Smart Doesn’t Always Pay Off; Truth-Telling in a Strategy-Proof Mechanism 

      Symonds, Samantha
      Published 2023-01-25
      In strategy-proof mechanisms truth-telling is a dominant strategy yielding optimal results for all participants, yet according to experimental evidence truthful revelation rates are worryingly low. This thesis is based on ...
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