CSES SEMINAR 3/2008
TITLE: Climate Change and Global Growth: Beyond the Current Impasse
PRESENTER: Prof. Peter Sheehan, Director, CSES
9 April 2008 Peter Sheehan is Director of the Centre for Strategic
Economic Studies at Victoria University. He leads the Centre's work on
climate change and is publishing actively in this area, especially in
relation to the implications of continued rapid growth in China, India
and other developing countries.
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CSES SEMINAR 2/2008
TITLE: Why has Longevity Increased More in some U.S. States Than Others?
AND The Impact of Pharmaceutical Innovation on Longevity: Two
Econometric Studies
PRESENTER:
Professor Frank Lichtenberg, Courtney C. Brown Professor of
Business, Colombia University Graduate School of Business
2 April 2008
Frank
Lichtenberg is Courtney C. Brown Professor of Business at Columbia
University and a Adjunct Professor at Victoria University. He is a
leading world authority on the study of health outcomes, and especially
on the impact of medical innovations on those outcomes.
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presentation on the US or
presentation on Australia.
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CSES SEMINAR 1/2008
TITLE: Stumbling through the Mist of the Australian Labor Market and
Welfare System
PRESENTER: Prof. R.G. Gregory, Economics Program, RSSS, Australian
National University
26 March 2008 Bob Gregory is Professor in the Economics Program,
Research School of Social Sciences, ANU. He has been a leading
Australian researcher on economic and social issues, including the
interaction of the welfare system and the labour market, for three
decades.
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