Global Community of Practice
Our Financial Wellbeing community of practice draws on expertise from multiple disciplines and institutions around the world.
John P. de New
health and wellbeing, applied micro econometrics, welfare and income equality
Professor of Economics, Melbourne Institute, University of MelbourneDavid C. Ribar
poverty and household economics
Honorary Professorial Fellow, Melbourne Institute, University of Melbourne and Faculty Director, Child and Family Policy Lab and Professor of Economics, Georgia State UniversityCarole Comerton-Forde
market structure, with a focus on market liquidity and market integrity
Professor of Finance, School of Banking and Finance, University of New South WalesCarsten Murawski
individual decision-making, in particular its neurobiological basis
Professor in Finance and co-director, Brain, Mind and Markets Laboratory, University of MelbourneSam Tsiaplias
applied macroeconomics, housing and household behaviour, and financial economics
Senior Research Fellow, Melbourne Institute, University of MelbourneNicolas Salamanca Acosta
household behavioural decision-making and education, family economics, economic and social disadvantage
Research Fellow, Melbourne Institute, University of MelbourneFerdi Botha
subjective wellbeing, family functioning, economic and social disadvantage
Research Fellow, Melbourne Institute, University of MelbourneEdwin Ip
behavioural economics, behaviour change
Lecturer in Economics, University of Exeter, UK and affiliate, BehaviourWorks Australia, Monash UniversityJames Ross
Research Data Scientist, Booth School of Business, University of ChicagoAndrea Nicastro
predictive models and statistics
Senior Data Scientist at The Commonwealth Bank of Australia