Supporters
e61 Institute research programs strive to deepen our understanding of how households and firms interact, and how their behaviour is affected by fiscal, monetary, and structural policy. These programs will provide new insights into how policy can promote broad-based economic prosperity in a post-pandemic world.
Our Co-Founders
Greg Kaplan
Co-founder
Andrew Charlton
Co-founder
Greg and Andrew’s belief that credible data-driven economic research can strengthen the policy-making process lay the foundations for the high-impact work the team is producing today.
In May 2022 Andrew was elected as Federal Member of Parramatta for the Labor party. In alignment with e61s commitment to non-partisanship in all aspects of its research, operation and governance, Andrew resigned as a Director of e61 and has ceased all executive involvement with the Institute, its operations or research. Greg remains actively involved with the Institute today.
Our Foundation Partners
Our Data Partners
Senior Academic Fellows
Joshua Gans
University of Toronto
Veronica Guerrieri
University of Chicago
Betsey Stevenson
University of Michigan
Richard Holden
University of NSW
Petr Sedlacek
UNSW
Julie Moschion
Melbourne Institute
Arlene Wong
Princeton University
John Asker
University of California
Justin Wolfers
University of Michigan
Simon Mongey
University of Chicago
Chris Edmond
University of Melbourne
Roy Green
UTS
Chad Syverson
University of Chicago
Warwick McKibbin
ANU
Begoña Domínguez
University of Queensland
Peter Siminski
UTS
