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Industrial Economics

The industrial economics program has a predominantly applied focus and especially relates to Australian problems and policies. The main themes include the economics of innovation and intellectual property and education. Within these broad topics, we analyse company and industry behaviour, policy performance as well as labour market issues.

Research is conducted in each of the following three areas:

Members include :

In addition we regularly conduct joint work with other members of the Insitute namely Tony Scott, Hielke Buddelmeyer, Stephanie Schurer, Peter Sivey, Kostas Mavromaras, Michael Chua.

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Industrial Economics

Faculty of Economics and Commerce
Melbourne Institute