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| Prof Richard Burkhauser Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Cornell University |
rvb1@cornell.edu |
SPEAR Visitor Disability policy; minimum wage policy; cross-national comparisons of income mobility. |
14 Jan - 25 Feb | |
| Professor Bob Haveman Department of Economics, University of Wisconsin |
5 Jan - 8 Feb | |||
| Professor Bobbie Wolfe Department of Economics, University of Wisconsin |
Health, poverty and human capital economics including welfare reform | 5 Jan - 8 Feb | ||
| Dr Allan Wurtz Department of Economics, University of Aarhus |
awurtz@econ.au.dk | 1 month - February | ||
| Dr Kalvinder Shields Department of Economics, University of Melbourne |
3 -21 February | |||
| Dr Michael Shields Department of Economics, University of Melbourne |
3 -21 February | |||
| Dr Uwe Dulleck Department of Economics, University of Vienna |
1-14 March | |||
| Mr Rishab Sethi University of Auckland |
rishab.sethi@anu.edu.au | |||
| Pulat Mirzaev | ||||
| Steven Kennedy Department of Treasury, Parkes |
steven.kennedy@anu.edu.au | July - 1 August | ||
| Joshua McCallum University College, London |
July - 25 July | |||
| Sandrine Rospabe University of Rennes, France |
1 July - 31 August | |||
| Oliver Bruttel Social Science Research Center, Berlin |
SPEAR Visitor | 21 September - 4 October | ||
| Dr Lisa Farrell Department of Economics, University of Melbourne |
August 2003 | |||
| Professor Simon Grant Department of Economics, Rice University |
sgrant@rice.edu | Decision making under uncertainty, non-expected utility theory, and applying non-expected utility theory to games and bargaining | 3 June - 3 August 2003 |  |
| Ms Kanyarat Bhanthumnavin | kanyarat.bhanthumnavin@st-antonys.oxford.ac.uk |
3 - 6 months from January 2003 | ||
| Professor Tim Hatton Department of Economics, University of Essex |
hatton@coombs.anu.edu.au | Immigration, links between the welfare state and poverty | 1 Jan 2002 - 31 Dec 2003 |
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| Ms Danielle Venn University of Melbourne |
d.venn@pgrad.unimelb.edu.au |
24 March - 30 September | ||
| Ms Hazel Lim-Applegate | hazel.lim-applegate@facs.gov.au | |||
| Dr Julie Smith | julie@coombs.anu.edu.au | public finance, history of economic policy, and health economics | May 2003 - May 2004 |
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| Ms Yi Yu Victoria University |
yiyu@coombs.anu.edu.au | - 30 September 2003 | ||
| Dr Karen Mumford University of York |
kam9@york.ac.uk | Labour economics, applied macro and applied microeconomics | 15 July - 15 Dec 2003 | |
| Professor Peter Smith University of York |
pns2@york.ac.uk | Macroeconomics and finance, dynamic labour markets,stockmarket microstructure | 15 July - 15 Dec 2003 | |
| Mr Callum McKenzie Family and Community Services (FaCS) |
callum.mckenzie@anu.edu.au | |||
| Ms Kay Fisher Family and Community Services (FaCS) |
kay.fisher@anu.edu.au | |||
| Professor Jeffrey G. Williamson Harvard University |
jwilliam@harvard.edu | 25 August - mid Dec 2003 | |
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| Professor Carol Propper University of Bristol |
Carol.Propper@bristol.ac.uk | competition and pseudo-competition on quality in health care and education,
the analysis of poverty dynamics and the impact of incentives on the performance
of public sector employees. |
20 Oct - 15 Dec 2003 | |
| Dr James Foreman-Peck HM Treasury, London, UK |
james.foreman-peck@hm-treasury.gov.uk | Two months in 2003 | ||
| Professor Philip Clarke University of Oxford |
7 Oct - 31 Dec 2003 |
