Michelle Baddeley

Economics professor at UTS Business School, behavioural economist, lawyer

[Michelle Baddeley @mcbaddeley]

Great to catch-up with my former Caius student Eloise Goulder at JP Morgan London to chat about behavioural biases, herding, AI, trading psychology and law. This podcast catches some snippets… Making Sense https://t.co/ccvV3Ud87Y @CaiusCollege @UTS_Economics @jpmorgan #finance

[Elif Incekara-Hafalir @elifincekara]

Had the pleasure of speaking at the 'Career in Economics' panel with @RachelPower10, Ally Spicer, and Sally Evans yesterday. Thanks to @mcbaddeley for moderating and @SiminskiPeter for insights on diversity. Grateful to Olena Stavrunova & @UTS_Economics for organizing!

[Michelle Baddeley @mcbaddeley]

Former chief justice backs Voice, dismisses fears of legal disputes https://t.co/xkXec7vw1j

[PRGuy @PRGuy17]

Just seen this now — wow!

[Carl Rhodes @ProfCarlRhodes]

Never mind 'If you don't know, vote no'

If you don't know about the Indigenous Voice to Parliament educate yourself by spending 5 minutes watching this excellent fact-based video by @UTSLaw

https://t.co/9ZvTwpLCRw

[stranger @strangerous10]

Noel Pearson schools Liberal Dan Tehan on why legislation for #TheVoice is supposed to be drafted after the referendum, as with former referendums, accusing him of “conflating the creation of legislation with the adoption of a constitutional referendum”💥#QandA #Yes23

[Dr Liz Allen @DrDemography]

The #VoiceToParliament divides Australia by race, poses @CroweDM: ‘This is not about race…we’re human…this is about recognising Indigenous. Were there peoples here before 1788? Yes!’ #NPC #Yes23

[Jonathan Pie @JonathanPieNews]

OK, I’ve changed my mind about politicians going on reality TV shows, can we do this every week?

[The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand @ConversationEDU]

📚 Silent Coup – @ClaireProvost + @kennardmatt (Bloomsbury)

Multinational corporations can dictate how resources are allocated, territories are governed, and justice is defined – but political change can still come, writes @ProfCarlRhodes (@UTSEngage). https://t.co/EUfVuz53Tk

[Michelle Baddeley @mcbaddeley]

@maebh_howell Big Congratulations Maebh!!!- a wonderful achievement and a lovely happy photo of you all! 🎉🥳

[Michelle Baddeley @mcbaddeley]

The Voice: a vote on indigenous rights divides Australia via @FT
https://t.co/8TdfBI7hV5

[The National Gathering @yes23au]

How the Voice would work: When the Government wants to improve outcomes for Indigenous Australians in areas like health and education, they'd ask the Voice to come up with the best solutions that will actually work and make a real, practical difference.

#yes23

[Brent Hodgson @BrentHodgson]

Brilliant.

[Michelle Baddeley @mcbaddeley]

The Redfern address: Paul Keating https://t.co/oUuKHLgGsw

[The National Gathering @yes23au]

Greg Ugle is asking all Australians to stand with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and vote Yes for a Voice to Parliament.

#yes23

[Peter Siminski @SiminskiPeter]

Glad to see my Conversation article generating some deep engagement in the media by @grhutchens
What is the point of economics journalism? Part 1. https://t.co/hz724lUncq via @ABCaustralia

[Peter Siminski @SiminskiPeter]

Why don't people trust economists in Australia? My thoughts (starting from 20:30) on @RadioNational last night with @richardaedy
@UTSEngage @UTS_Economics @UTS_Business https://t.co/Z37ChfhaWk

[Anthony Albanese @AlboMP]

#TilitsDone

[Peter Siminski @SiminskiPeter]

My article on why people don't trust economists, and how we could do better @UTSEngage @1petermartin @UTS_Economics https://t.co/lbZmHXMBQC via @ConversationEDU