THEORETICAL and APPLIED ECONOMICS WORKSHOPS

Mandar P. Oak, University of Adelaide
Only Twice as Much: A Rule for Regulating Lenders

Martin Watts, University of Newcastle
The Impact of the Provision of Informal Care on Labour Force Participation Bahaviour

Farshid Vahid, Australian National University
Model Selection and Estimation in Vector Autoregssions with Long-run and Short-run Restrictions

Prateek Goorha, Deakin University
A Unified Social Scientific Metastructure for Analyzing the Polity, Economy and Society with an Application to Environmental Analysis

Helen Scarborough, Deakin University
An Introduction to Discrete Choice Modelling

Stian Ludvigsen, University of Aarbus
(Asymmetric) Pieces for the 'Cost of Ruling' Puzzle

He-ling Shi, Monash University
The Emergence of Middleman: An Inframarginal Analysis

Margaret Mc Kenzie, Deakin University
Performance of Privatised Financial Institutions in Australia

Yew-Kwang Ng, Monash University
Happiness, Environmental Quality, and National Success Indicators

Hodaka Morita, University of NSW
Firm Dynamics and Labor Market Consequences

Mark Weder, University of Adelaide
Credit, Confidence and the Roaring Twenties

Roland Hodler, University of Melbourne
Different Reasons why a Conservative Would Run a Deficit

Bruce Kaufman, Georgia State University
Institutional Economics and the Minimum Wage: Broadening the Theoretical and Policy Debate

Keith McClaren, Monash University
The Benefit Function Approach to Modelling PriceDependent Demand Systems: An Application of Duality Theory