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The QUT Smart Train Happiness Research Report is Available.
Written by Douglas Beatton   

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PDF version is available here.

Or an MsWord version of the report with active hyperlinks is available here; in the Working Papers section of the Research Information menu on the middle left of this page.

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Become a RealWorldEconomics Member!
Written by Tony   

RealWorldEconomics.com.au is an online community for all academic economists and post graduate students and is located at the Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane, Australia. The goal of the site is to provide a portal to the activities of the real world economists at QUT with interests in  economics, particularly econometrics and applied economics.  This site allows us to freely express our opinions, share our research with others, seek the argument and the feedback that helps us refine our work to be the very best that it can be. 

 

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Professor Frijters' Students
Written by Douglas Beatton   

My students: the Real world economics of Happiness, Migration, and Big Recessions.

 

 

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Redzo Mujcic is confirmed as a PhD Candidate
Written by Douglas Beatton   

 

Redzo Mujcic from QUT's School of Economics & Finance has passed confirmation as a PHD Candidate. Redzo continues his studies on relativity of utility & migration:  

 

 

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'The Eco' Newsletter now Online!
Written by Douglas Beatton   

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The 'Eco' Newsletter from QUT's School of Economics & Finance is now available online.

 
The Advanced Macroeconomics Study Group is initiated at QUT's School of Economics & Finance
Written by Douglas Beatton   

The Advanced Macroeconomic Theory study group is designed to equip postgraduate students of macroeconomics with a solid theoretical grounding at a more advanced level. The study group is open to all postgraduate students within the School of Economics and Finance. Participants will meet once a week for an approximate duration of 2 - 3 hours. 

 Interested in joining us? Contact PhD Student Redzo Mujcic:  This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

For details, please refer to: Macro Study Group Syllabus 

 
Policy discussion on water
Written by Paul Frijters   
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