Our study on long term impact of childhood exposure to one of the most fatal riots in India in Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization: stark gender differences in preferences 3 decades after heavy exposure-men more antisocial, women more prosocial sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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👇🏼This sculpture displayed QUT is made of reclaimed rubbish as an ode to the Australian Ibis and a reminder of the impacts of habitat destruction.

👇This is how parental impatience can impact engagement in a public health program targeted to improve their children’s health. Excited that our work with some new insights on adherence behavior is appearing in Health Economics. (onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/he…)

New in #JDevStudies : Jayanta Sarkar [QUT] revisits the theory of #quantity – #quality trade-off

--> Relationship between quantity & health of children is subject to HH occupational variation physical energy requirements

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‘Tis time to integrate behavioural economics in epidemiological modelling of COVID-19 ahes.org.au/portfolio-item…

This biennial prize was open to papers published in 2017 and 2018 by Australian based researchers in health economics.

Their paper is entitled:

'What does attending early childhood Program mean for child health in India?'

and appeared in Health Economics in 2017.

If you are one having to move your clocks forward by an hour every Spring, here's something for you. Results from the first field experiment on daylight saving shows there's no effect on 'risk-taking' and cognitive behaviour...theconversation.com/daylight-savin…

ABC NewsSydney ABC News I thought I had seen the worst of cruelty to animals, but obviously I was so wrong!