Economics Supplied on Demand is brought to you by the Economic Society of Australia, and aims to encourage an open discussion on economic affairs of the time.

In this episode we bring you a recording of the 2020 Ted Evans Public Policy Lecture. This year we heard from Professor Ian Harper on The Human Dimension of Good Economic Policy-making.

In this lecture, Ian Harper discusses the ways in which his own approach to good economic policy-making has been shaped by keeping one eye on how the policy advice translates into the lives of ordinary people.

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‘Economics Supplied on Demand’ is brought to you by the Economic Society of Australia, and aims to encourage an open discussion on economic affairs of the time.

In this episode we bring you a recording of our annual Young Economists Debate. As part of this event, we heard members from each of our State’s Young Economist Networks present arguments about whether:

'The Federal Government's Job Keeper & Job Seeker Programs should be extended beyond the end of September 2020 to allow for continued economic recovery’.

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‘Economics Supplied on Demand’ is brought to you by the Economic Society of Australia, and aims to encourage an open discussion on economic affairs of the time.

In this episode we bring you a recording of our recent discussion with Tanya Livermore and Mike Major from the Reserve Bank of Australia on their student survey. We unpack the finding of the survey including why students choose various subjects, perceptions of economics and topics of interest, and how to better promote economics to attract more students.

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‘Economics Supplied on Demand’ is brought to you by the Economic Society of Australia, and aims to encourage an open discussion on economic affairs of the time.

In this episode we bring you a recording of our recent ‘WEN with wine’ webinar event, where we heard from the Honourable Simone McGurk MLA about the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on women, including employment and the production of goods.

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‘Economics Supplied on Demand’ is brought to you by the Economic Society of Australia, and aims to encourage an open discussion on economic affairs of the time.

In this episode, we have Chris Stone from the Economics Teachers' Association of WA talking to Diane Calligaro, practising economist turned high school teacher on her experience and the importance of studying economics.

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‘Economics Supplied on Demand’ is brought to you by the Economic Society of Australia, and aims to encourage an open discussion on economic affairs of the time.

In this episode, we bring you a recording of a national webinar event we held in April, analysing the Australian Government’s fiscal response to the COVID crisis. As part of this event we had a panel discussion facilitated by Shane Wright the Senior Economics Correspondent for The Age and Sydney Morning Herald. Shane was joined by

- Steven Hamilton, an Assistant Professor of Economics at The George Washington University, and Visiting Fellow at the Tax and Transfer Policy Institute at ANU

- Richard Holden professor of economics at the University of NSW Business School

- Nicki Hutley, Senior Partner at Deloitte Access Economics

and

- Danielle Wood, the Budget Policy and Institutional Reform Program Director at the Grattan Institute and the Economic Society of Australia’s national President.

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‘Economics Supplied on Demand’ is brought to you by the Economic Society of Australia, and aims to encourage an open discussion on economic affairs of the time.

In this episode, we have Sally McMahon, the Chair of the WA Women in Economics Network talking to Cherelle Murphy, Senior Economist at the ANZ. We do a stocktake on 2019, and compare where we thought we would be, to where we are now. We also get Cherelle’s views on what needs to happen from here to accelerate an economic recovery.

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