Past events
New approaches to tax and welfare in Australia and Korea
A two day by-invite only workshop on new research and policy approaches to common challenges on tax and welfare in Australia and Korea.
Improving tax compliance through behavioural insights
The Behavioural Economics Team of the Australian Government and the Australian Taxation Office have recently conducted a number of trials on tax compliance.
Behavioural economics and public policy
TTPI Conference, Behavioural Economics and Public Policy (TTPI-BEPP2018)
Coordination of hours within the firm
Firm-specific constraints on hours worked have been proposed as an important friction that regulates how the labor supply responds to tax changes.
Taxpayer responsiveness to marginal tax rates
This seminar examines taxpayers’ responsiveness to marginal tax rates in Australia.
Postgraduate information evening
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Tax challenges arising from digitalisation: an international perspective
Join David discusses the key findings of the OECD’s interim report on the ‘Tax Challenges Arising from Digitalisation’.
Would Australians be more supportive of redistribution if they knew what level of inequality existed?
Chris Hoy tests whether people would be more supportive of redistributive policies.
Paid parental leave: What can the United States and Australia learn from each other?
The Social Policy Institute at the Crawford School of the ANU runs a series of workshops exploring major social policy concerns. The workshops are run on Chatham House rules and involve a mix of academics, researchers, senior public servants and others from the policy community. The workshops are being jointly hosted by the Social Policy Institute at the Crawford School of Public Policy, the Tax and Transfer Policy Institute at the Crawford School (TTPI) and the ANU Centre for Social Research and Methods, with the support of Jobs Australia and the Australian Social Policy Association.
Unequal burden of retirement reform: evidence from Australia
Todd Morris discusses the effects of raising pension-claiming ages in response to population ageing.
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