Economics and Business Statistics Discussion Paper Series

The Economics and Business Statistics Discussion Paper Series

The Economics and Business Statistics Discussion Paper Series hosts work in progress and preliminary research findings by researchers and associates of the Department, with the aim of stimulating useful discussion and helpful comment among the community of scholars, policymakers and practitioners.

2020

2020-01: Long-run growth prospects for the UK's regions. Ian Hurst and Garry Young
2020-02: A multi-sector model of the United Kingdom: Theory, data and parameters. George Verikios, Kevin Hanslow, Daniel Bahyl and Reza Gharibnavaz
2020-03: Explaining inequalities in COVID-19 mortality between U.S. States. Anita Staneva and Fabrizio Carmignani

2020-04: Financial inclusion: Measure, and nexus with bank market structure in Africa. Jeleta Kebede, Athula Naranpanawa and Saroja Selvanathan
2020-05: Foreign-domestic subscription, import penetration and CGE modelling. Kenneth Clements, Marc Jim Mariano and George Verikios
2020-06: Estimate the linear expenditure system with cross-sectional data. Kenneth W. Clements, Marc Jim M. Mariano and George Verikios.

2019

2019-01: Australia's ice epidemic and the detrimental mental health effects of recent use. Thomas Massey and George Verikios
2019-02: The Impact of Sectoral Government Expenditure on Economic Growth - Evidence from Sri Lanka. S Tharshan, W L M A Liyanage, P G K Nilanka, E A Selvanathan, M Jayasinghe and S Selvanathan
2019-03: An Empirical Analysis of the Impact of Total Debt on the Economic Growth of Sri Lanka. R.D. Asanka Maithreerathna, P. Chamika Mummullage, Athula Naranpanawa, Chandika Gunasinghe
2019-04: Revenue Based Fiscal Consolidation and Economic Growth in Sri Lanka. Kasun Kumarasiri, Ruchira L Weerasekara, Chaturika Ranaweera and Tilak Liyanaarachchi
2019-05: Developing an Energy Poverty Index for Queensland. Andreas Chai, Suzanne Bonner, Shane Tennet, Shyama Ratnasiri and Liam Wagner
2019-06: Nappies, books and wrinkles: How children, qualifications and age affect female underemployment in Australia. Parvinder Kler, Azhar Hussain Potia, Sriram Shankar

2018

2018-01: Dual mode delivery in introductory statistics: Design and evaluation. Tommy Soesmanto and Suzanne Bonner
2018-02: Household consumption patterns and the sectoral composition of growing economies: A review of the interlinkages.
Andreas Chai
2018-03: Climate change, crop productivity and regional growth disparity in Bangladesh: What does a district-level regional CGE model tell us? Sudeshna Paul, Athula Naranpanawa, Jay Bandaralage and Tapan Sarker
2018-04: The Triple Aim framework in the context of primary healthcare: A systematic literature review. M Obucina, N Harris, JA Fitzgerald, A Chai, K Radford, A Ross, L Carr, N Vecchio
2018-05: Australian immigrants' labour market success: Does occupation matter? T Kifle, P Kler and CM Fleming

2017

2017–12: Underemployment and its impact on job satisfaction: An Australian study on part-time employment T Kifle, P Kler and S Shankar
2017–11: The importance of periodicity in modelling infectious disease outbreaks George Verikios
2017–10: PIIGS in the Euro area. An empirical DSGE model Alice Albonico,
Alessia Paccagnini and Patrizio Tirelli
2017–09: Subprime mortgages and banking in a DSGE model Martino N Ricci and Patrizio Tirelli
2017–08: The effect of inadequate access to healthcare services on emergency room visits in Australia Nerina Vecchio and Nicholas Rohde
2017–07: Student satisfaction and online teaching Ross Guest, Nicholas Rohde, Saroja Selvanathan and Tommy Soesmanto
2017–06: Revisting the debt-growth nexus: Empirical evidence from Sri Lanka Panagodage Janaka Sampath Fernando, Hasthimuni Nadeeka De Silva, Athula Naranpanawa and Chandika Gunasinghe
2017–05: Modelling the inbound tourism demand in Sri Lanka Anushiya Sireeranhan, Jeyapiratheepa Antonarulrajah, EA Selva Selvanathan and Saroja Selvanathan
2017–04: Incidence of value added taxation on inequality: Evidence from Sri Lanka P Sivashankar, RMPS Rathnayake, Maneka Jayasinghe and Christine Smith
2017–03: Demand for seafood exports in Sri Lanka: Has Sri Lanka gained competitiveness after civil war? Hasara Rathnasekara, Madhavie Herath, Shyama Ratnasiri and Ranjika Walisinghe
2017–02: Decomposing the marginal excess burden of the GST George Verikios, Jodie Patron and Reza Gharibnavaz
2017–01: The saturation of spending diversity and the truth about Mr Brown and Mrs Jones Andreas Chai, Christian Kiedaisch and Nicholas Rohde

2016

2016–05: An empirical investigation of labor shortage in the manufacturing sector in Sri Lanka Athula Ranasinghe, Sunimalee Madurawala, Jen Je Su and Thushara Senadeera
2016–04: Explaining estimated economies of scale and scope in higher education: A meta-regression analysis Liang-Cheng Zhang, Andrew C Worthington
2016–03: Empirical analysis of Australian consumption patterns | Lucille Wong, Eliyathamby A Selvanathan, Saroja Selvanathan
2016–02: Fiscal consolidation and Australia's optimal public debt | Anthony J Makin
2016–01: The self-reinforcing dynamics of economic insecurity and obesity Nicholas Rohde, KK Tang and Lars Osberg

2015

2015–07: Socio-economic consequences of labor migration in Uzbekistan Muzaffar Ahunov, Jakhongir Kakhkharov, Ziyodullo Parpiev and Inna Wolfson
2015–06: SLCGE - Tourism: A computable general equilibrium model of the Sri Lankan economy for tourism policy analysis Sriyantha Fernando, Jayatilleke S Bandara, Christine Smith and Tien Pham
2015–05: The impact of trade liberalisation on labour markets and poverty in Sri Lanka Tilak Liyanaarachchi, Athula Naranpanawa and Jayatilleke S Bandara
2015–04: Managing congestion on Gold Coast beaches: An economic evaluation Karin Josephine Andersson, Nathan Brierley, Feliks Hedstroem, Daniel Herr and Joshua Risson
2015–03: Agricultural productivity and pro-poor regional growth: A computable general equilibrium analysis of India Athula Naranpanawa
2015–02: Can trade liberalisation bring benefits to the war affected regions and create economic stability in post-war Sri Lanka? (International Journal of Social Economics) Athula Naranpanawa and Jayathileka S Bandara
2015–01: Is it vulnerability or economic insecurity that matters for health? Nicholas Rohde, Lars Osberg, KK Tang and Prasada Rao

2014

2014–10: Beyond the millennium development goals: Regionally inclusive economic growth for lasting peace and prosperity in Sri Lanka Deeptha Wijerathna, Jayatilleke S Bandara, Christine Smith and
Athula Naranpanawa
2014–09: The impact of remittances in financial development: The case of transition economics of Central and Eastern Europe and former Soviet Union Jakhongir Kakhkharov
2014–08: Does government expenditure multiply output and employment in Australia? Fabrizio Carmignani
2014–07: Trends in the distribution of multidimensional development indices in sub-Saharan Africa Daniel Bahyl, Katarzyna Ptasinska and Daniel Roos
2014–06: The effect of economic insecurity on mental health: Recent evidence from Australian panel data Nicholas Rohde, Kam Ki Tang, Lars Osberg and DS Prasada Rao
2014–05: The spatial curse of natural resources Fabrizio Carmignani
2014–04: Web-enhanced procrastination? How online lecture recordings affect binge study and academic achievement Andreas Chai
2014–03: The hot hand fallacy re-examined: New evidence from the English Premier League S Parsons and N Rohde
2014–02: The Geographical spillover of armed conflict in sub-Saharan Africa Fabrizio Carmignani and Parvinder Kler
2014–01: Economic growth and poverty in Vietnam: Evidence from elasticity approach Minh Son Le, Duc Tho Nguyen and Tarlok Singh

2013

2013–06: Demand for primary health care in rural north India: Jointly modelling revealed preference and qualitative choice intentions Richard A Iles
2013–05: Stated choice design comparison in a developing country: Attribute nonattendance and choice task dominance Richard A Iles and John M Rose
2013–04: Going beyond the zero-sum game: Flexisecurity as a tool for worker advancement in the Asia-Pacific region Parvinder Kler
2013–03: Surrounded by wars: Quantifying the role of spatial conflict spillovers Fabrizio Carmignani and Parvinder Kler
2013–02: Estimating the cost of air pollution in South East Queensland: An application of the life satisfaction non-market valuation approach Christopher L Ambrey, Christopher M Fleming and Andrew
Yiu-Chung Chan
2013–01: The life satisfaction approach to estimating the cost of crime: An individual's willingness-to-pay for crime reduction Christopher L Ambrey, Christopher M Fleming and Matthew Manning

2012

2012–11: Financial development and economic growth in Fiji: New empirical evidence Neelesh Gounder
2012–10: Valuing ecosystem diversity in South East Queensland: A life satisfaction approach Christopher L Ambrey and Christopher M Fleming
2012–09: The lucky country? Life satisfaction in Australia 2001-2010 Christopher L Ambrey and Christopher M Fleming
2012–08: Transaction costs can encourage Coasean bargaining Alex Robson
2012–07: Contests between players with mean-variance preferences Alex Robson
2012–06: Measuring the macroeconomic costs of banking crises Andrew Smith
2012–05: The determinants of household consumption and poverty in Fiji Neelesh Gounder
2012–04: The curse of being landlocked: Institutions rather than trade Fabrizio Carmignani
2012–03: Valuing Australia's protected areas: A life satisfaction approach Christopher L Ambrey and Christopher M Fleming
2012–02: Conspicuous consumption and the distribution of income within social groups Andreas Chai and Wolfhard Kaus
2012–01: Public greenspace and life satisfaction in urban Australia Christopher L Ambrey and Christopher M Fleming

2011

2011–10: Vietnam's SCIC: A gradualist approach to sovereign wealth funds DT Nguyen, Tran-Phuc Nguyen and Jeremy Nguyen
2011–09: Economies of scale and scope in Australian urban water utilities Andrew C Worthington and Helen Higgs
2011–08: Efficiency, technology and productivity change in Australian urban water utilities Andrew C Worthington
2011–07: Output and income disparities across the states of Malaysia, 1972–2009 George Hooi, DT Nguyen and Jen Je Su
2011–06: Shifts in exchange rate regime and inflation persistence in Vietnam, 1992–2010 Tran-Phuc Nguyen, DT Nguyen, Jen Je Su and Tarlok Singh
2011–05: Reviving a wants-based empirical approach to analysing household spending Andreas Chai
2011–04: Rationing access to protected natural areas: A case study Christopher M Fleming
2011–03: Valuing scenic amenity using life satisfaction data Christopher L Ambrey and Christopher M Fleming
2011–02: Fiscal stimulus: An overlapping generations analysis Ross Guest and Anthony J Makin
2011–01: The influence of the natural environment and climate on life satisfaction in Australia Christopher L Ambrey and Christopher M Fleming

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