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He is one of Australia's leading economists and received his PhD from Duke University in 1978. His thesis was to analyse Australia’s mineral boom of the seventies. He is a specialist in trade policy analysis and the global macro-economy.
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Review of marketing and agricultural economics, 1988
Social Science Research Network, 2011
1984 Annual Meeting, August 5-8, Ithaca, New York, 1984
Social Science Research Network, 2012
Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 2018
Economic Papers: A journal of applied economics and policy, 1987
The Kyoto Protocol is seen by many as a step forward in reaching the UNFCCC goals of slowing emis... more The Kyoto Protocol is seen by many as a step forward in reaching the UNFCCC goals of slowing emissions of greenhouse gases. In this paper we argue that the issue of regime sustainability in developing the Kyoto approach to climate change has received too little attention. We question the sustainability of the Kyoto Protocol and suggest an alternative approach that is more politically and economically sustainable. We also present results from the G-Cubed multi-country model that demonstrate a permit trading system within the Kyoto Protocol offers large gains and improves the sustainability of the regime. We also propose a permit trading system as part of the solution to climate change policy however in a very different form to those currently being discussed.
Research Papers in Economics, May 1, 2011
Technical paper prepared for seminar:
Ravenna. We thank Peter Downes, Vivek Tulpule for useful conversations and Will Martin and Jean-P... more Ravenna. We thank Peter Downes, Vivek Tulpule for useful conversations and Will Martin and Jean-Pierre Chauffour for comments. McKibbin acknowledges support from ARC Discovery Grant DP0664024. The views expressed in the paper are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as reflecting the views of any of the above collaborators or of the Institutions with which the authors are affiliated including the trustees, officers or other staff of the ANU or The Brookings Institution.
The buildup in government debt in response to the “great reces-sion, ” has raised a number of pol... more The buildup in government debt in response to the “great reces-sion, ” has raised a number of policy dilemmas for individual coun-tries as well as the world as a whole. The recent need for a change of fiscal policy stance has fuelled debates about the impact of fiscal consolidation on domestic economies that are tightening, the flow-on effects to the world economy, and also about how much tightening there should be and how quickly it should hap-pen. This paper explores these issues in a global framework focus-ing on the national and global consequences of coordinated fiscal consolidation. It explores the implications this fiscal adjustment might have on country risk premia and what happens if all coun-tries coordinate their fiscal adjustment except the United States. A coordinated fiscal consolidation in the industrial world that is not accompanied by U.S. actions is likely to lead to a substan-tial worsening of trade imbalances globally as the release of capital in fiscally contrac...
this paper is the G-Cubed (Asia Pacific) model. To interpret the simulation results it is necessa... more this paper is the G-Cubed (Asia Pacific) model. To interpret the simulation results it is necessary to summarise the key features of the model. A more complete description of the G-Cubed (Asia Pacific) multicountry model is in the appendix to this paper.
Stoeckel is executive director of the Centre for International Economics in
Review of marketing and agricultural economics, 1988
Social Science Research Network, 2011
1984 Annual Meeting, August 5-8, Ithaca, New York, 1984
Social Science Research Network, 2012
Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 2018
Economic Papers: A journal of applied economics and policy, 1987
The Kyoto Protocol is seen by many as a step forward in reaching the UNFCCC goals of slowing emis... more The Kyoto Protocol is seen by many as a step forward in reaching the UNFCCC goals of slowing emissions of greenhouse gases. In this paper we argue that the issue of regime sustainability in developing the Kyoto approach to climate change has received too little attention. We question the sustainability of the Kyoto Protocol and suggest an alternative approach that is more politically and economically sustainable. We also present results from the G-Cubed multi-country model that demonstrate a permit trading system within the Kyoto Protocol offers large gains and improves the sustainability of the regime. We also propose a permit trading system as part of the solution to climate change policy however in a very different form to those currently being discussed.
Research Papers in Economics, May 1, 2011
Technical paper prepared for seminar:
Ravenna. We thank Peter Downes, Vivek Tulpule for useful conversations and Will Martin and Jean-P... more Ravenna. We thank Peter Downes, Vivek Tulpule for useful conversations and Will Martin and Jean-Pierre Chauffour for comments. McKibbin acknowledges support from ARC Discovery Grant DP0664024. The views expressed in the paper are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as reflecting the views of any of the above collaborators or of the Institutions with which the authors are affiliated including the trustees, officers or other staff of the ANU or The Brookings Institution.
The buildup in government debt in response to the “great reces-sion, ” has raised a number of pol... more The buildup in government debt in response to the “great reces-sion, ” has raised a number of policy dilemmas for individual coun-tries as well as the world as a whole. The recent need for a change of fiscal policy stance has fuelled debates about the impact of fiscal consolidation on domestic economies that are tightening, the flow-on effects to the world economy, and also about how much tightening there should be and how quickly it should hap-pen. This paper explores these issues in a global framework focus-ing on the national and global consequences of coordinated fiscal consolidation. It explores the implications this fiscal adjustment might have on country risk premia and what happens if all coun-tries coordinate their fiscal adjustment except the United States. A coordinated fiscal consolidation in the industrial world that is not accompanied by U.S. actions is likely to lead to a substan-tial worsening of trade imbalances globally as the release of capital in fiscally contrac...
this paper is the G-Cubed (Asia Pacific) model. To interpret the simulation results it is necessa... more this paper is the G-Cubed (Asia Pacific) model. To interpret the simulation results it is necessary to summarise the key features of the model. A more complete description of the G-Cubed (Asia Pacific) multicountry model is in the appendix to this paper.
Stoeckel is executive director of the Centre for International Economics in