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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.

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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