The University of Queensland

Faculty Member, Energy Economics and Management Group

Research Officer

Thesis Title: Adaptive Interactive Expectations: Dynamically Modelling Profit Expectations

About

I am interested in applying methodologies that recognise the economy as a complex adaptive system and the philosophy surrounding such methodologies.

I am currently working on a project titled ‘Analysis of institutional adaptability to redress electricity infrastructure vulnerability due to climate change’ for the National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility (NCCARF). Previously, I was working on a project called 'Market and economic modelling of the impacts of distributed energy' for the CSIRO Intelligent Grid Research Cluster (iGrid).

Prior to joining the EEMG, I completed my PhD at the University of Queensland titled 'Adaptive Interactive Expectations: Dynamically Modelling Profit Expectations' and masters at Griffith University titled 'An Evaluation of Policies to Reduce Fiscal Pressure Induced by Population Ageing in Australia'.

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