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Associate Professor
Gautam
Bose
Faculty/Unit:
School of Economics
Research areas:
Development Economics; Microeconomic theory.
Dr
Vas
Yiengprugsawan
Faculty/Unit:
Ctr Excl Population&Age(CEPAR)
Research areas:
ageing and health in Asia; risk factors and non-communicable diseases; quality of life in later life
Keywords:
ageing population, population health, epidemiologic research design, economics
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Mr
Leye (Leonard)
Li
Faculty/Unit:
School of Accounting
Research areas:
Analyst forecasts; Cost structure; Financial accounting; Financial statement comparability; Investment efficiency; Shareholder litigation; Stock price crash risk
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Dr
Yitang (Jenny)
Yang
Faculty/Unit:
School of Accounting
Research areas:
Audit quality; Audit value; Financial reporting in not-for-profit sector; Non-financial information reporting and assurance
Dr
Weiting
Zheng
Faculty/Unit:
School of Management
Research areas:
Business-government relationship, political strategy, business environment in China, strategies in emerging markets
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Professor
Paul
Patterson
Faculty/Unit:
School of Marketing
Research areas:
Customer service, customer satisfaction, complaints, emotional labour, service standards, marketing in service firms, consumer psychology, consumer emotions, self-service technology.
Dr
Ioana
Ramia
Faculty/Unit:
Centre for Social Impact (CSI)
Research areas:
Outcomes measurement; social impact; social impact assessment; wellbeing, subjective wellbeing
Professor
Pauline
Grosjean
Faculty/Unit:
School of Economics
Research areas:
Pauline Grosjean joined the School of Economics at UNSW in 2011, after holding positions at the University of San Francisco, the University of California at Berkeley, and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Her research investigates how culture and institutions shape individual behaviour and economic development. Pauline’s work on trust, violence, and political preferences has been published in the American Economic Review, The Review of Economics and Statistics, the Journal of Economic Growth and the Journal of the European Economic Association. Her recent work on the short- and long-run effects of sex ratios on economic behaviour and social norms has been published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society (B) and the Review of Economic Studies, and widely covered in the press.
Dr
Gemma
Carey
Faculty/Unit:
Centre for Social Impact (CSI)
Research areas:
Public administration and managementPublic health (health equity and the social determinants of health)Joined-up government and cross-sectoral collaborationNational Disability Insurance Scheme
Dr
Konark
Saxena
Faculty/Unit:
School of Banking and Finance
Research areas:
Asset pricing and financial econometrics focussed on the time-series and cross-section of returns, mean-variance efficient portfolio construction, macro-finance, factor models and quantitative portfolio management.