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Careers In the Policy Life Cycle13/9/2022 Our next Macquarie Economics Society Event will broadly encompass the lifecycle of policy through presentations from public policy employees on the frontlines of NSW, and public policy experts in both academia and research. By gazing into the nature of their work, this society event will demonstrate the practical role the public sector plays in Australia’s economy, which is ultimately an integral teaching for all MQBS students.
The event will take place @ 12pm - 2pm Wednesday the 5th of October, 23 Wally’s Walk T1 Theatre. It will consist of four speakers who will entail a 15 minute presentation of each; Policy Research, Lobbying, Implementation and then Evaluation in addition to 25 minutes of discussion and questions at the end. Students are welcome to socialise with faculty and speakers at the end with the society providing free drinks and food in the outdoor space. Gianni La Cava Research Director at the e61 Economic Research Institute, and former Senior Researcher Manager at the RBA, work entails both the accumulation of data and the analysis of it. Giani’s role has had considerable experience in the oversight of public policy with his contribution to research opening an avenue for consultancy. A highly experienced Government Relations and Communications Executive who has developed connections with influential government advisers from all political parties and non-governmental stakeholders; Luke Mellare offers his insight into the role of lobbying behind public policy. Professor David Orsmond, with both experience in the international and domestic public policy scene, will illustrate the role of policy implementation and how this is indicative of underlying goals and frameworks by policymakers. Finally, Professor David Throsby will finish off with an input on policy evaluation. As an established cultural economist Mr. Throsby will offer conclusions regarding the circumstances, actions, traits, or results of one or more domain(s) of the policy process.
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