Media - Public finance & fiscal policy (budget, taxes,debt

Hang Hoang

from Hoang’s Passion

Hang Hoang, Hang Hoang, Senior Economist at ActewAGL, holds a PhD in Economics from the Australian National University, is passionate about energy transition, advanced modelling, innovative tariffs, and strategic pricing, driving transformation for a sustainable future. With diverse work experience across public, private, academia and NGOs, Hang Hoang is also dedicated to gender, innovation, and productivity. Proficient in advanced statistical analysis, cost-benefit analysis, and deriving insightful impacts from economic, health, wellbeing, and energy data.

Available for: Conferences and Public Speaking, Media, Research Expertise

Areas of expertise: Behavioural economics, economic psychology, Business economics and administration, Data analysis and econometric modelling, Economics of household, unpaid work, time use stud, Economic and political systems, Education, skills and human capital, Energy, environment, climate change & renewables, Experimental economics, Feminist economics, Financial markets; financial systems, Gender & society (pay gap, social norms etc), Globalisation; eco development; eco transition, Health economics, History of economic thought, Household finances, consumption, saving, super, Industrial organisation, Industrial relations , International trade, investment & finance, Macroeconomic outlook, Monetary policy (interest rates), Policy design and evaluation, Productivity and efficiency analysis, Public finance & fiscal policy (budget, taxes,debt, Regulation, industry & market competition policy, Technology and innovation, Wellbeing and life satisfaction, Teaching & learning economics

State: ACT

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Sarah Hunter

Available for: Conferences and Public Speaking, Media, Research Expertise

Areas of expertise: Behavioural economics, economic psychology, Business economics and administration, Data analysis and econometric modelling, Economics of household, unpaid work, time use stud, Economic and political systems, Education, skills and human capital, Energy, environment, climate change & renewables, Experimental economics, Feminist economics, Financial markets; financial systems, Gender & society (pay gap, social norms etc), Globalisation; eco development; eco transition, Health economics, History of economic thought, Household finances, consumption, saving, super, Industrial organisation, Industrial relations , International trade, investment & finance, Macroeconomic outlook, Monetary policy (interest rates), Policy design and evaluation, Productivity and efficiency analysis, Public finance & fiscal policy (budget, taxes,debt, Regulation, industry & market competition policy, Technology and innovation, Wellbeing and life satisfaction, Teaching & learning economics, Asia-Pacific focus, Demographics (population growth, migration, aging), Labour markets (unemployment, job forecasts), Political economy, Speak to students about economics careers

State: NSW

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Angela Jackson

Dr Jackson is lead economist at Impact Economics and Policy, with expertise in health and aged care, disability, housing, gender and fiscal policy.

Available for: Conferences and Public Speaking, Media, Research Expertise

Areas of expertise: Behavioural economics, economic psychology, Business economics and administration, Data analysis and econometric modelling, Economics of household, unpaid work, time use stud, Economic and political systems, Education, skills and human capital, Energy, environment, climate change & renewables, Experimental economics, Feminist economics, Financial markets; financial systems, Gender & society (pay gap, social norms etc), Globalisation; eco development; eco transition, Health economics, History of economic thought, Household finances, consumption, saving, super, Industrial organisation, Industrial relations , International trade, investment & finance, Macroeconomic outlook, Monetary policy (interest rates), Policy design and evaluation, Productivity and efficiency analysis, Public finance & fiscal policy (budget, taxes,debt, Regulation, industry & market competition policy, Technology and innovation, Wellbeing and life satisfaction, Teaching & learning economics, Asia-Pacific focus, Demographics (population growth, migration, aging), Labour markets (unemployment, job forecasts), Political economy, Speak to students about economics careers, Housing, Inequality and disadvantage , Poverty, homelessness, welfare programs, Social policy & community (care, disability servic, Volunteering, charitable giving, non profits

State: VIC

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Di Johnson

from Griffith University

As a multidisciplinary-motivated academic working with partners on complex problems related to financial inequality, bias and wellbeing, my approach to research and commentary examines mutuality between variables and stakeholders, to support more inclusive insight, ethical analysis, interpretation and policy solutions.

Available for: Conferences and Public Speaking, Media, Research Expertise

Areas of expertise: Behavioural economics, economic psychology, Business economics and administration, Data analysis and econometric modelling, Economics of household, unpaid work, time use stud, Economic and political systems, Education, skills and human capital, Energy, environment, climate change & renewables, Experimental economics, Feminist economics, Financial markets; financial systems, Gender & society (pay gap, social norms etc), Globalisation; eco development; eco transition, Health economics, History of economic thought, Household finances, consumption, saving, super, Industrial organisation, Industrial relations , International trade, investment & finance, Macroeconomic outlook, Monetary policy (interest rates), Policy design and evaluation, Productivity and efficiency analysis, Public finance & fiscal policy (budget, taxes,debt, Regulation, industry & market competition policy, Technology and innovation, Wellbeing and life satisfaction, Teaching & learning economics, Asia-Pacific focus, Demographics (population growth, migration, aging), Labour markets (unemployment, job forecasts), Political economy, Speak to students about economics careers, Housing, Inequality and disadvantage , Poverty, homelessness, welfare programs, Social policy & community (care, disability servic, Volunteering, charitable giving, non profits, Discrimination and unconscious bias, Economics and philosophy, Other specialist topics not listed above

State: QLD

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Smriti (Sim) Nair

from Northern Territory Government

Available for: Conferences and Public Speaking, Media, Research Expertise

Areas of expertise: Behavioural economics, economic psychology, Business economics and administration, Data analysis and econometric modelling, Economics of household, unpaid work, time use stud, Economic and political systems, Education, skills and human capital, Energy, environment, climate change & renewables, Experimental economics, Feminist economics, Financial markets; financial systems, Gender & society (pay gap, social norms etc), Globalisation; eco development; eco transition, Health economics, History of economic thought, Household finances, consumption, saving, super, Industrial organisation, Industrial relations , International trade, investment & finance, Macroeconomic outlook, Monetary policy (interest rates), Policy design and evaluation, Productivity and efficiency analysis, Public finance & fiscal policy (budget, taxes,debt, Regulation, industry & market competition policy, Technology and innovation, Wellbeing and life satisfaction, Teaching & learning economics, Asia-Pacific focus, Demographics (population growth, migration, aging), Labour markets (unemployment, job forecasts), Political economy, Speak to students about economics careers, Housing, Inequality and disadvantage , Poverty, homelessness, welfare programs, Social policy & community (care, disability servic, Volunteering, charitable giving, non profits, Discrimination and unconscious bias, Economics and philosophy, Other specialist topics not listed above, Agriculture & natural resources economics, Heterodox economics, Indigenous disadvantage, Rural and regional development, Transport and urban planning

State: NT

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Patricia Pascuzzo

Patricia brings extensive policy and advocacy experience particularly in the areas of retirement incomes, superannuation, taxation and housing policies. She has a track record in developing new ventures, successful partnerships and as investment consultant to institutional investors and government. She previously held strategic roles at the Future Fund, Mercer, CBA, Australian Treasury, and ASX.

Available for: Conferences and Public Speaking, Media, Research Expertise

Areas of expertise: Behavioural economics, economic psychology, Business economics and administration, Data analysis and econometric modelling, Economics of household, unpaid work, time use stud, Economic and political systems, Education, skills and human capital, Energy, environment, climate change & renewables, Experimental economics, Feminist economics, Financial markets; financial systems, Gender & society (pay gap, social norms etc), Globalisation; eco development; eco transition, Health economics, History of economic thought, Household finances, consumption, saving, super, Industrial organisation, Industrial relations , International trade, investment & finance, Macroeconomic outlook, Monetary policy (interest rates), Policy design and evaluation, Productivity and efficiency analysis, Public finance & fiscal policy (budget, taxes,debt, Regulation, industry & market competition policy, Technology and innovation, Wellbeing and life satisfaction, Teaching & learning economics, Asia-Pacific focus, Demographics (population growth, migration, aging), Labour markets (unemployment, job forecasts), Political economy, Speak to students about economics careers, Housing, Inequality and disadvantage , Poverty, homelessness, welfare programs, Social policy & community (care, disability servic, Volunteering, charitable giving, non profits, Discrimination and unconscious bias, Economics and philosophy, Other specialist topics not listed above, Agriculture & natural resources economics, Heterodox economics, Indigenous disadvantage, Rural and regional development, Transport and urban planning

State: NSW

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Maria Racionero

from The Australian National University

Associate Professor at the ANU Research School of Economics with research interests in public economics, in particular optimal income tax theory and higher education finance

Available for: Conferences and Public Speaking, Media, Research Expertise

Areas of expertise: Behavioural economics, economic psychology, Business economics and administration, Data analysis and econometric modelling, Economics of household, unpaid work, time use stud, Economic and political systems, Education, skills and human capital, Energy, environment, climate change & renewables, Experimental economics, Feminist economics, Financial markets; financial systems, Gender & society (pay gap, social norms etc), Globalisation; eco development; eco transition, Health economics, History of economic thought, Household finances, consumption, saving, super, Industrial organisation, Industrial relations , International trade, investment & finance, Macroeconomic outlook, Monetary policy (interest rates), Policy design and evaluation, Productivity and efficiency analysis, Public finance & fiscal policy (budget, taxes,debt, Regulation, industry & market competition policy, Technology and innovation, Wellbeing and life satisfaction, Teaching & learning economics, Asia-Pacific focus, Demographics (population growth, migration, aging), Labour markets (unemployment, job forecasts), Political economy, Speak to students about economics careers, Housing, Inequality and disadvantage , Poverty, homelessness, welfare programs, Social policy & community (care, disability servic, Volunteering, charitable giving, non profits, Discrimination and unconscious bias, Economics and philosophy, Other specialist topics not listed above, Agriculture & natural resources economics, Heterodox economics, Indigenous disadvantage, Rural and regional development, Transport and urban planning

State: ACT

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Mala Raghavan

from University Of Tasmania

Available for: Conferences and Public Speaking, Media, Research Expertise

Areas of expertise: Behavioural economics, economic psychology, Business economics and administration, Data analysis and econometric modelling, Economics of household, unpaid work, time use stud, Economic and political systems, Education, skills and human capital, Energy, environment, climate change & renewables, Experimental economics, Feminist economics, Financial markets; financial systems, Gender & society (pay gap, social norms etc), Globalisation; eco development; eco transition, Health economics, History of economic thought, Household finances, consumption, saving, super, Industrial organisation, Industrial relations , International trade, investment & finance, Macroeconomic outlook, Monetary policy (interest rates), Policy design and evaluation, Productivity and efficiency analysis, Public finance & fiscal policy (budget, taxes,debt, Regulation, industry & market competition policy, Technology and innovation, Wellbeing and life satisfaction, Teaching & learning economics, Asia-Pacific focus, Demographics (population growth, migration, aging), Labour markets (unemployment, job forecasts), Political economy, Speak to students about economics careers, Housing, Inequality and disadvantage , Poverty, homelessness, welfare programs, Social policy & community (care, disability servic, Volunteering, charitable giving, non profits, Discrimination and unconscious bias, Economics and philosophy, Other specialist topics not listed above, Agriculture & natural resources economics, Heterodox economics, Indigenous disadvantage, Rural and regional development, Transport and urban planning

State: TAS

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Leonora Risse

Available for: Conferences and Public Speaking, Media, Research Expertise

Areas of expertise: Behavioural economics, economic psychology, Business economics and administration, Data analysis and econometric modelling, Economics of household, unpaid work, time use stud, Economic and political systems, Education, skills and human capital, Energy, environment, climate change & renewables, Experimental economics, Feminist economics, Financial markets; financial systems, Gender & society (pay gap, social norms etc), Globalisation; eco development; eco transition, Health economics, History of economic thought, Household finances, consumption, saving, super, Industrial organisation, Industrial relations , International trade, investment & finance, Macroeconomic outlook, Monetary policy (interest rates), Policy design and evaluation, Productivity and efficiency analysis, Public finance & fiscal policy (budget, taxes,debt, Regulation, industry & market competition policy, Technology and innovation, Wellbeing and life satisfaction, Teaching & learning economics, Asia-Pacific focus, Demographics (population growth, migration, aging), Labour markets (unemployment, job forecasts), Political economy, Speak to students about economics careers, Housing, Inequality and disadvantage , Poverty, homelessness, welfare programs, Social policy & community (care, disability servic, Volunteering, charitable giving, non profits, Discrimination and unconscious bias, Economics and philosophy, Other specialist topics not listed above, Agriculture & natural resources economics, Heterodox economics, Indigenous disadvantage, Rural and regional development, Transport and urban planning

State: ACT

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Bradley Rogers

from DeltaPearl Partners

Brad has over 15 years’ experience as an economic financial advisor, 9 years in the Australian Army (engineering), and is the Vice President of the Economic Society of Australia (ACT). Experience working for DeltaPearl Partners, the Centre for International Economics, the Queensland Department of the Premier and Cabinet where he was the Policy Division’s Principal Economist; Queensland Treasury, the Queensland Treasury Corporation, the Queensland Competition Authority and Seqwater. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\r\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\nBrad’s capabilities and experience includes government program evaluations, legislative and policy reviews, conducting regulatory impact statements, cost benefit analysis, economic regulatory reviews, capital expenditure evaluations, company valuation, budget modelling and forecast estimates and economic and statistical analysis.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\r\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\nIn particular, Brad has experience in cost benefit analysis for government clients, including large infrastructure options. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\r\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\n

Available for: Conferences and Public Speaking, Media, Research Expertise

Areas of expertise: Behavioural economics, economic psychology, Business economics and administration, Data analysis and econometric modelling, Economics of household, unpaid work, time use stud, Economic and political systems, Education, skills and human capital, Energy, environment, climate change & renewables, Experimental economics, Feminist economics, Financial markets; financial systems, Gender & society (pay gap, social norms etc), Globalisation; eco development; eco transition, Health economics, History of economic thought, Household finances, consumption, saving, super, Industrial organisation, Industrial relations , International trade, investment & finance, Macroeconomic outlook, Monetary policy (interest rates), Policy design and evaluation, Productivity and efficiency analysis, Public finance & fiscal policy (budget, taxes,debt, Regulation, industry & market competition policy, Technology and innovation, Wellbeing and life satisfaction, Teaching & learning economics, Asia-Pacific focus, Demographics (population growth, migration, aging), Labour markets (unemployment, job forecasts), Political economy, Speak to students about economics careers, Housing, Inequality and disadvantage , Poverty, homelessness, welfare programs, Social policy & community (care, disability servic, Volunteering, charitable giving, non profits, Discrimination and unconscious bias, Economics and philosophy, Other specialist topics not listed above, Agriculture & natural resources economics, Heterodox economics, Indigenous disadvantage, Rural and regional development, Transport and urban planning, Mining and resources