Research staff
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Professor Mark Wooden
Professorial Fellow
(Families and Households,
Health and Healthcare,
Income and Economic Wellbeing,
Labour Markets and Employment)- Family and household wellbeing outcomes
- Mental health and wellbeing
- Intergenerational transmission of socio-economic advantage and disadvantage
- Employment/unemployment over the lifecycle
- Non-standard forms of employment
- Working time
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Professor Lisa Cameron
Professorial Fellow
Program Coordinator
(Disadvantage and Wellbeing in the Asia-Pacific,
Education and Child Development,
Families and Households,
Health and Healthcare,
Income and Economic Wellbeing,
Labour Markets and Employment)- Criminalisation of sex-work
- Gender inequality in labour markets
- Health services access
- Impact of cash transfers on child development
- Sanitation impacts on child health
- Wellbeing of people living with a disability
- Early childhood development
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Professor Marco Castillo
Program Coordinator
(Education and Child Development,
Families and Households,
Public Economics)- Determinants of student achievement
- Early childhood development
- Economic preferences of children
- Effects of disadvantage on student outcomes and child development
- Individual decision-making and incentives in education
- Family and household wellbeing outcomes
- Charitable giving
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Professor Guyonne Kalb
Program Director
(Education and Child Development,
Families and Households,
Health and Healthcare,
Income and Economic Wellbeing,
Labour Markets and Employment,
Public Economics)- Labour supply with a focus on female labour force participation
- Impact of social policy on labour supply
- Impact of tax and transfer policies on labour supply
- Parental leave and family policies
- Impact of childcare and early childhood development
- Effects of disadvantage on child development
- Individual health outcomes
- Healthcare workforce and the labour market
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- Family and household wellbeing outcomes
- Household financial decision-making and financial wellbeing
- Poverty, socio-economic disadvantage and social exclusion
- Subjective wellbeing
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Dr Barbara Broadway
Senior Research Fellow
(Education and Child Development,
Families and Households,
Labour Markets and Employment)- Early childhood development
- Intergenerational disadvantage
- Household finance
- Labour supply issues tied to sub-populations (e.g. women, Indigenous Australians, medial workforce)
- Social and tax policy as it relates to work incentives,
- Workforce participation and dynamics
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Dr Jan Kabátek
Senior Research Fellow
(Education and Child Development,
Families and Households,
Labour Markets and Employment)- Early childhood development
- Individual decision-making and incentives in education
- Family and household formation and dissolution
- Family and household wellbeing outcomes
- Employment policy
- Workforce participation and dynamics
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Dr Nicolás Salamanca
Senior Research Fellow
(Education and Child Development,
Families and Households,
Public Economics)- Determinants of student achievement
- Early childhood development
- Effects of disadvantage on student outcomes and child development
- Individual decision-making and incentives in education
- Design and performance of schools and other educational institutions
- Disadvantaged families
- Family and household formation and dissolution
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Associate Professor Yi-Ping Tseng
Principal Research Fellow
(Education and Child Development,
Families and Households,
Labour Markets and Employment)- Early childhood development
- Housing and homelessness
- Employment services
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Dr Esperanza Vera-Toscano
Senior Research Fellow
(Families and Households,
Income and Economic Wellbeing,
Labour Markets and Employment)- Disadvantaged families
- Family and household wellbeing outcomes
- Intergenerational disadvantage
- Household finance
- Poverty, socio-economic disadvantage and social exclusion
- Drivers of income inequality and mobility
- Workforce participation and dynamics