Nalini Prasad
School of Economics - PhD in Economics, University of Wisconsin-Madison | MA in Economics, University of Wisconsin-Madison | BA Agricultural Economics (Hons), University of Sydney
Nalini Prasad got her PhD in economics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Her interests are in macroeconomics and open economy macroeconomics. She previously worked at the Reserve Bank of Australia.
From This Author
NAPLAN scores remained stable during pandemic school closures
Research shows Australian students maintained academic performance during remote learning, while other countries reported learning losses
The state of the nation: Key challenges for Australia’s economy
With stubborn inflation complicating the RBA’s tightrope walk, UNSW Business School experts zero in on pressing concerns about productivity and unemployment
Stage 3 tax cuts: beyond the pay cheque – a long-term look
Stage 3 tax cuts will impact the take-home pay of many Australians and the broader economy. What does this mean for taxpayers in the long run?
When is a good time to purchase your first home in Australia?
Understanding property market trends, the impact of investors and various first homeowner grants could be crucial before making a significant property purchase
How credit supply and loans to investors impact housing prices
Restrictions on investor lending reduce the share of properties purchased by investors as well as the relative price of properties of interest to investors
The RBA explained: what we get wrong about the Reserve Bank
With rising interest rates and a new governor chosen, the RBA is under pressure to ease cost-of-living pressure. But there are other things it must consider.
When a change of government is time to buy a new car
Election results offer a window into consumer confidence