Luke Zhou, CEPAR Honours student at the UNSW node, won the Higher Degree Research Poster Competition in Stream 2 at the recent UNSW Business School Student Research Fair.
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CEPAR Director and UNSW economist John Piggott says young people need to start caring more about their superannuation entitlements and shares advice for young employees.
Dr John Beard, former Director of the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Department of Ageing and Life Course, has been appointed to a part-time Professorial role in CEPAR at UNSW Sydney.
Representatives from organisations with an interest in the strategic necessity and competitive advantages associated with employing mature workers joined the CEPAR team for an afternoon tea workshop in Perth on 11 April 2019.
Australia’s election campaign should be focused on the policies needed to tackle climate change, not the size of emissions targets, Warwick McKibbin writes.
A case study focused on CEPAR’s pioneering work in the economics of population ageing research contributed to UNSW’s recent outstanding results in the Australian Research Council’s (ARC) 2018 Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) analysis.
Here’s what health policy expert Philip Clarke, CEPAR Chief Investigator and Professor of Health Economics at University of Melbourne / Oxford Univeristy thought of 2019 budget announcements.
Australia needs a debate on the economics of climate policy where policies are subject to a wide range of economic modelling and the assumptions and sensitivities in each model are understood, CEPAR Chief Investigator Professor Warwick McKibbin writes.
Robert Holzmann has been appointed as the new governor of the Austrian Central Bank (Oesterreichische Nationalbank - OeNB) to take office in September 2019 in Vienna.