Conferences and Public Speaking - Rural and regional development

Darcy Bevan

Darcy is an economist specialising in infrastructure development and investment.

Available for: Conferences and Public Speaking, Media

Areas of expertise: Demographics (population growth, migration, aging), Energy, environment, climate change & renewables, Policy design and evaluation, Productivity and efficiency analysis, Rural and regional development, Transport and urban planning, Teaching & learning economics, Speak to students about economics careers

State: NSW

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Alison Dalziel

from Localise

Alison is an economist and recovering public servant with a passion for communities and local government. She has an extensive background in economic and regional development.

Available for: Conferences and Public Speaking, Media

Areas of expertise: Demographics (population growth, migration, aging), Energy, environment, climate change & renewables, Policy design and evaluation, Productivity and efficiency analysis, Rural and regional development, Transport and urban planning, Teaching & learning economics, Speak to students about economics careers, Arts, culture, sports, tourism and recreation, Other specialist topics not listed above

State: WA

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Lamia Khandker

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

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

State: VIC

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Smriti (Sim) Nair

from Northern Territory Government

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

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

State: NT

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

State: ACT

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Silvia Salazar

from Curtin University

Dr. Silvia Salazar is an applied economic researcher at Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre at Curtin University. Silvia\'s work focuses on household finance and consumption, the cost of living, and housing economics. She also leads the Quarterly Economic Commentary of the Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre where she focuses on the economic indicators relevant to the Western Australia economy. As a consequence, Silvia has developed a particular interest in regional diversification and the green economy; topics on which she has authored and led numerous reports and economic analysis. \r\n\r\nDr. Salazar has published in multiple academic outlets on subjects central to her academic research such as the economics of the household, unpaid work, and gender inequality. Silvia obtained her Ph.D. at the Paris School of Economics and she has previously held academic and teaching positions in France at the University of Paris 1 – Panthéon Sorbonne, the University of Paris 13, and the Dom Bosco Catholic University in Brazil. She has presented her research at numerous international conferences and workshops.

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

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