Economic Record

The Economic Record acts as a vehicle for the communication of advances in knowledge and understanding in economics. We publish papers, surveys and book reviews

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Plus thoughtful book reviews and our News and Notices, including the ACE2026 special-issue announcement and a new opportunity for mid-career researchers to propose special issues or symposia (https://t.co/DNOiL6CVWD)

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The June issue of the Economic Record (https://t.co/MV7CZp36HQ) is now out — research on civil conflict & trust, Australian nowcasting, retirement savings policy, occupational licensing, and Australian Public Service promotion equity. Plus book reviews. Highlights ↓

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5/ "Promotion in the Australian Public Service" — Robert Breunig, David Hansell & Nu Nu Win (ANU) on improving gender equity and persistent stagnation for cultural & linguistic minorities. Open access. https://t.co/IPgaO7OwWu

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This #FreetoRead article in @EconomicRecord has been cited in @ConversationEDU article: Boosting maternity leave payments would help the economy, not just parents.

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🏆 The #BestPaper Prize for the 2022 vol. of @EconomicRecord, announced at #ACE2023, goes to "Are We Richer than Our Parents Were? Absolute Income Mobility in Australia" by Tomas Kennedy and Peter Siminiski.

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Read the papers awarded the best paper prize in the Economic Record since 2009 in our new virtual issue https://t.co/07s5IuNWzf @AusEconSoc @WileyEconomics