Working Papers
“The economy-wide effects of mandating private retirement incomes”, CEPAR and CAMA working papers [2022 & 2023 versions]
“Sustainable and equitable pension reform for emerging economies: An application to Indonesia”, CEPAR working paper (March 2024), R&R in Economic Modelling (with John Piggott & Phitawat Poonpolkul) [2022 & 2024 versions]
“Pensions and participation: Evidence from World War II veterans in Australia”, R&R in Economic Record (with David Rodgers & Alan Woodland) [Paper]
“Progressive income-contingent student loans”, UNSW Business School research paper (March 2024) (with Yue Hua) [Paper]
“Sectoral choices and household welfare in emerging economies: Evidence from Vietnam”, CEPAR working paper (May 2024) (with Huyen Hoang) [Paper]
“Self-control preferences and pension means testing”, forthcoming (July 2024) (with Daniel Wheadon, Gonzalo Castex & Alan Woodland) [Abstract]
“The impact of mortgage interest deduction on welfare and efficiency along the transition path”, forthcoming (July 2024) (with Maurice Hofmann) [Abstract]
“Fertility and education decisions in developing countries: The role of social norms”, forthcoming (July 2024) (with Trang Le & John Piggott) [Abstract]
"Retirement financing with private pension and housing assets”, forthcoming (August 2024) (with Chung Tran & Alan Woodland) [Abstract]
“Informality, gender heterogeneity and pension reform in emerging Asia: A life-cycle model analysis for aging Vietnam”, forthcoming (August 2024) (with Huyen Hoang & John Piggott) [Abstract]
“Optimal age-dependent taxation: The role of means-tested family transfers”, forthcoming (September 2024) (with David Rodgers & Alan Woodland) [Abstract]