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The School of Economics at the UNSW Business School. UNSW Sydney.
Sydney, NSW, Australia
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  • @UNSWEcon
    UNSW Economics
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    Jul 31
    Today in our PhD seminar Sydney Phiri presented an update on his work showing how measurement error can lead to the misclassification of demand- and supply-driven inflation, and proposed methods using disaggregated price data to improve real-time identification.
  • @UNSWEcon
    UNSW Economics
    @UNSWEcon
    Jul 18
    PhD student Mingkui Wen presented his research on whether Sweden's decision to avoid a strict nationwide COVID-19 lockdown led to worse health outcomes, finding that while short-run outcomes were worse, these differences largely disappeared over a longer 1,000-day horizon.
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  • @UNSWEcon
    UNSW Economics
    @UNSWEcon
    Jul 6
    Our PhD student Pakasa Bary has presented his research on estimating the wage Phillips curve using occupations rather than regions as the panel dimension, showing that following the pandemic, the wage-unemployment relationship steepened more in telework-intensive occupations
  • @UNSWEcon
    UNSW Economics
    @UNSWEcon
    Jun 26
    Our PhD student Takeshi Yamamoto presented his research this week on how the chair of a committee should manage open discussion to improve collective decision-making using a theoretical model.
  • @UNSWEcon
    UNSW Economics
    @UNSWEcon
    Jun 26
    PhD student Zhuoran Du on how replication outcomes in economics compare with theoretical replicability identified by the meta-analytical tool “Z-curve”. Combining actual replication evidence with theoretical estimates provides a richer understanding of research credibility.