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Supervisors

Current Research Supervisors and their areas of expertise are listed below:

• Associate Professor Colin Dolley
  The economics of auditing. 
  
  
• Professor Dave Allen
  Risk modelling; Portfolio selection; Market microstructure; financial econometrics. 
  
  
• Dr Ghialy Yap
  Applied panel data econometrics; modelling and forecasting tourism demand; tourism economics issues; econometric analysis of superannuation; economics analysis of skilled migration.
  
  
• Dr Hadrian Djajadikerta
  Strategic management accounting; management control; strategic alliances; complexity theory and environmental accounting.
  
  
• Dr Lee Lim
  Applied time series analysis; financial econometrics and modelling; financial markets volatilities and linkages; international finance and money; modelling economic growth.
  
  
• Professor Malcolm Smith
  Financial communication; strategic management accounting; financial modelling.
  
  
• Dr Margaret Giles
  Meta-regression analysis, unmet demand, labour economics, applied microeconomics. 

• Dr Peter Mansfield
  Real options; Monte Carlo simulation; financial engineering. 

• Associate Professor Robert John Powell
  Financial markets and banking.

• Dr Shrabani Saha
  Economics of corruption; political instability and international trade; development economics; economic growth; international trade and political economy.

• Dr Theo Christopher
  Social and environmental disclosure; financial reporting; accounting education.

• Dr Y H Cheung
  Decision-making under uncertainty; norm and convention; business and corporate strategies. 

• Associate Professor Zhaoyong Zhang
  International trade and business finance; monetary economics; financial markets in East Asia; foreign direct investment and business investment environment; international macroeconomic policy coordination. East Asian financial crisis; APEC; WTO and ASEAN; East Asia monetary and economic integration; foreign exchange policy and reform in China; financial markets in East Asia and China; issues in transitional economies: China, Vietnam, Myanmar and other Asian countries.

• Dr Zubaidah Ismail
  Financial statement disclosures; behavioural research in auditing and accounting; managerial accounting; Islamic accounting/banking.