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CEPAR Investigators named in list of World's Top 2% Scientists in their Disciplinary Field

Competition isn’t improving the aged care sector

CEPAR Chief Investigator Marian Baird on list of world's top gender policy influencers

Editorial by CEPAR Chief Investigator Marian Baird AO

CEPAR Investigators named in list of World's Top 2% Scientists in their Disciplinary Field

The successor to JobKeeper can't do its job. There's an urgent need for JobMaker II

Michael Keane elected a Fellow of the Society of Labor Economists

Michael Keane elected a Fellow of the Society of Labor Economists

New Minister for Population and Cities to seek advice of CEPAR Chief Investigator Peter McDonald

Australian fertility trends: a sociodemographic perspective

Hazel Bateman appointed as Chair of Netspar’s Scientific Council

Hazel Bateman appointed as Chair of Netspar’s Scientific Council

Kaarin Anstey appointed to MRFF Dementia, Ageing and Aged Care Research Mission Expert Advisory Panel

Kaarin Anstey recognised with Senior Mental Health and Prevention Research Award

International Pension Research Association (IPRA): Call for members

Webinar recording: Mental health, elderly suicide and retirement in China

CEPAR Investigators named in list of World's Top 2% Scientists in their Disciplinary Field

CEPAR researchers at national roundtables on Australia’s Retirement Income System

CEPAR Investigators named in list of World's Top 2% Scientists in their Disciplinary Field

Democracy Sausage: Climate, the coronavirus, and the costs of uncertainty

Chinese experience informs our reverse mortgage market

Employers key to work/life balance during COVID-19

Professor Warwick McKibbin appointed to the Australian Treasury Expert Panel on COVID-19

Warwick McKibbin appointed a Fellow of the Centre for Economic Policy Research

CEPAR Investigators named in list of World's Top 2% Scientists in their Disciplinary Field

Australia must have a new macroeconomic framework

CEPAR Director receives Global Impact Award

How should leaders approach innovation in the future?

The Conversation: Superannuation - why we stick with the duds

CEPAR in the media

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Research related to COVID-19 by CEPAR researchers

CEPAR Investigators named in list of World's Top 2% Scientists in their Disciplinary Field

Age-dependent risk aversion: Re-evaluating fiscal policy impact of population ageing

Renters Beware: how the pension and super could leave you behind

The home stretch: accessing home value to fund long-term care

Chinese experience informs our reverse mortgage market

Pensions and COVID-19: The global experience

A new simulation model to estimate health outcomes and life expectancy of patients with type 1 diabetes

Impact of obesity and smoking on disability-free life expectancy in older Australians

Latest research on pensions, superannuation and retirement in a post-COVID-19 world

Latest research on pensions, superannuation and retirement in a post-COVID-19 world

Chinese experience informs our reverse mortgage market

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on mature adults in Australia

CEPAR Investigators named in list of World's Top 2% Scientists in their Disciplinary Field

CEPAR Investigators named in list of World's Top 2% Scientists in their Disciplinary Field

Could work be a protective factor for mature workers during COVID-19?

Why single, older women without children face economic insecurity

Successes in latest ARC funding schemes rounds

Success in latest ARC funding schemes rounds

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Launch of publicly available data on population ageing futures and estimates

Nobel Prize-winning economist to discuss GFC at UNSW

Mature workers’ employment experiences during COVID-19

Could work be a protective factor for mature workers during COVID-19?

Mature workers adapt to work from home during the pandemic

Successes in latest ARC funding schemes rounds

At the heart of the broken model for funding aged care is broken trust. Here's how to fix it

Could work be a protective factor for mature workers during COVID-19?

Could work be a protective factor for mature workers during COVID-19?

CEPAR Director receives prestigious Bellagio Center Residency from The Rockefeller Foundation

Webinar recording: Economic security and global ageing

Nobel Prize-winning economist to discuss GFC at UNSW

What is driving people’s decision to withdraw their superannuation now?

CEPAR Director receives Global Impact Award

Migration and income growth: what policy changes could drive Australia’s recovery?

New Minister for Population and Cities to seek advice of CEPAR Chief Investigator Peter McDonald

New projections for Australia's 10-year fertility rate

Tackling Indigenous dementia

New insights into the relationship between cardiovascular disease and cognitive health expectancy helps inform preventive health policies

Chinese experience informs our reverse mortgage market

CEPAR submissions to the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety

Tsendsuren Batsuuri awarded Fox International Fellowship at Yale University

Tsendsuren Batsuuri awarded Fox International Fellowship at Yale University

A new simulation model to estimate health outcomes and life expectancy of patients with type 1 diabetes

Study finds a significant number of older men don’t have chronic diseases associated with severe COVID‐19

What we can do to close the gender pay gap

What we can do to close the gender pay gap

A new simulation model to estimate health outcomes and life expectancy of patients with type 1 diabetes

Only 25% of older Australians have an advance care plan. Coronavirus makes it even more important

Overcoming cultural difference in end-of-life planning

Overcoming cultural difference in end-of-life planning

CEPAR Director receives Global Impact Award

CEPAR Director receives Global Impact Award

Renters Beware: how the pension and super could leave you behind

To what extent can a country’s wealth be influenced by public policies such as tax, pension and super?

Pandemic will cause globe $US21 trillion in economic pain

How to hedge your superannuation fund against recession risk

Consumer panic in the COVID-19 pandemic

A pilot Revenue-Contingent Loan for the JobKeeper transition

The constellations of demography

The constellations of demography

CEPAR Director receives prestigious Bellagio Center Residency from The Rockefeller Foundation

What does the roadmap to recovery look like for Australia?

The role of unions in response to COVID-19

The role of unions in response to COVID-19

Successes in latest ARC funding schemes rounds

Dr Cassie Curryer awarded Hal Kendig Prize 2019

International Pension Research Association (IPRA): Call for members

International conference on pension challenges and opportunities

Pandemic will cause globe $US21 trillion in economic pain

Pandemic will cause globe $US21 trillion in economic pain

CEPAR Researchers Win Prestigious Award

Life satisfaction of older Chinese: The role of health and health insurance

A new simulation model to estimate health outcomes and life expectancy of patients with type 1 diabetes

A new simulation model to estimate health outcomes and life expectancy of patients with type 1 diabetes

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Ageing of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population: numerical, structural, timing and spatial aspects

Consumer panic in the COVID-19 pandemic

Consumer panic in the COVID-19 pandemic

Professor Warwick McKibbin appointed to the Australian Treasury Expert Panel on COVID-19

Professor Warwick McKibbin appointed to the Australian Treasury Expert Panel on COVID-19

New special issue on population ageing in Australia

New special issue on population ageing in Australia

ARC funding for investigating how cognitive changes can impact older drivers' use of assistive technology in vehicles

ARC funding for investigating how cognitive changes can impact older drivers' use of assistive technology in vehicles

Fact sheet provides snapshot of ongoing health and economic risks caused by COVID-19 in Australia

Fact sheet provides snapshot of ongoing health and economic risks caused by COVID-19 in Australia

CEPAR Director receives prestigious Bellagio Center Residency from The Rockefeller Foundation

Policy tool could help businesses to transition from JobKeeper without financial disruption

Having more than one chronic disease amplifies costs of diseases, study finds

Importance of collecting data on socioeconomic determinants from the early stage of the COVID-19 outbreak onwards

Sharon Parker recognised among the world's most influential scientists

Editorial by Sharon Parker

An upcoming social policy framework can help reduce poverty in Indonesia's rapidly ageing population

An upcoming social policy framework can help reduce poverty in Indonesia's rapidly ageing population

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CEPAR researchers among Group of Eight universities expert taskforce on COVID-19 Roadmap to Recovery

Major funding for better communication to solve the under-saving, under-spending puzzle

Major funding for better communication to solve the under-saving, under-spending puzzle

How China made its COVID-19 lockdown work

How China made its COVID-19 lockdown work

Chinese experience informs our reverse mortgage market

Trading retirement income for cash now: should you withdraw $20,000 from your super?

Curtin University's Faculty of Business and Law Research & Innovation Award for best paper

Curtin University's Faculty of Business and Law Research & Innovation Award for best paper

Major funding for population ageing research in emerging countries: CEPAR researchers to develop cutting-edge economic policy model

Major funding for population ageing research in emerging countries: CEPAR researchers to develop cutting-edge economic policy model

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2020 News Articles

Having more than one chronic disease amplifies costs of diseases, study finds

The first economic modelling of COVID-19 scenarios

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The first economic modelling of coronavirus scenarios is grim for Australia, the world

Factors associated with being a SuperAger differ for men and women

Factors associated with being a SuperAger differ for men and women

International Pension Research Association (IPRA): Call for members

International Pension Research Association (IPRA): Call for members

Having more than one chronic disease amplifies costs of diseases, study finds

Self-rated health scores predict mortality differently across the world

The global implications of alternative productivity growth scenarios

The global implications of alternative productivity growth scenarios

CEPAR submission to the DFAT consultation on new international development policy

CEPAR submission to the DFAT consultation on new international development policy

Climate change and an ageing population create perfect storm

Impact of climate change on superannuation funds and economic growth

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CEPAR submission to the Retirement Income Review

Order of Australia honours for CEPAR Chief Investigators

Order of Australia honours for CEPAR Chief Investigators

CEPAR Director receives prestigious Bellagio Center Residency from The Rockefeller Foundation

John Piggott named in Australia Day honours

Successes in latest ARC funding schemes rounds

Order of Australia honours for CEPAR Chief Investigators

Successes in latest ARC funding schemes rounds

UNSW Dean’s Award for Dr Dandan Yu’s Outstanding PhD Thesis

New report highlights challenges for mature workers in Australia

New report highlights challenges for mature workers in Australia

Successes in latest ARC funding schemes rounds

Successes in latest ARC funding schemes rounds

Renters Beware: how the pension and super could leave you behind

We're delaying major life events, and our retirement income system hasn't caught up

Climate change and an ageing population create perfect storm

Why ageing in a climate crisis challenges risk modelling

CEPAR Co-Launches International Pension Network

Ageing population a time bomb, only if policymakers don’t anticipate it

Sharon Parker recognised among the world's most influential scientists

Sharon Parker recognised among the world's most influential scientists

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Housing with an ageing demographic

Good policy needs good data

Good policy needs good data

How retirement wealth projections impact the behaviour of super fund members

Taking out a mortgage triggers engagement with superannuation

Applications for CEPAR PhD Supplementary Scholarships are now open

Applications for CEPAR PhD Supplementary Scholarships are now open

CEPAR researchers inspire the next generation

CEPAR researchers inspire the next generation

New Minister for Population and Cities to seek advice of CEPAR Chief Investigator Peter McDonald

Professor Peter McDonald appointed to Scanlon Foundation’s Institute Research Committee

Socio-Economic Disparities in American Healthcare Spending: The Role of Public vs Private Insurance

CEPAR researchers recognised with PBSS IAA Best Paper Award

Climate change and an ageing population create perfect storm

Climate change and an ageing population create perfect storm

Chinese experience informs our reverse mortgage market

New GP guidelines could significantly reduce dementia rates in Australia

CEPAR PhD graduate Dr Richard Arthur a leading example of lifelong learning

CEPAR PhD graduate Dr Richard Arthur a leading example of lifelong learning

Kaarin Anstey awarded ARC Australian Laureate Fellowship

Kaarin Anstey awarded ARC Australian Laureate Fellowship