Conferences and Public Speaking - Data analysis and econometric modelling

Dr. Safdar Khan is a senior economist at the City of Gold Coast Council\\\'s Economy, Planning, and Environment Directorate in Queensland, and an honorary senior research fellow at Bond Business School, Bond University Australia. He holds a Ph.D. in Behavioural Economics, an MPhil in Law, Finance, and Economic Growth, and a master\\\'s degree in applied economics. Safdar has extensive expertise in teaching, research, and public policy creation. His research interests include family economics, intrahousehold decision-making, women\\\'s empowerment and its role in children\\\'s well-being, economic-impact modeling and forecasting, strategies and strategic decision-making, energy and environmental economics, resource economics, and public policy analysis. He often publishes in high-quality peer-reviewed journals and contributes to specialized research reports and book chapters, such as Sustainable Development Asia-Pacific Perspectives, published by Cambridge University Press in 2022.

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

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

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Sabrina Lenzen

from UQ

I’m a Research Fellow at the Centre for the Business and Economics of Health at The University of Queensland. My expertise is in the economics of health and ageing, with a special focus on dementia and cognitive decline. I’m passionate about improving the lives of older people by studying new health needs in older populations to plan for future healthcare requirements.

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

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