BA (Leicester), MA (Warwick), PhD (Simon Fraser)
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Economics
1991
Professor Ian McDonald is Emeritus Professor of Economics at The University of Melbourne. His areas of research are:
- behavioural economics
- the economics of ageing
- macroeconomics with a range of equilibria
- macroeconomic policy
- I.M.McDonald, N.Nikoforakis, N.Olekalns, and H.Sibly (2014) “Social comparisons and reference group formation: Some experimental evidence, Games and Economic Behavior, 79, 75-89.
- McDonald, I.M., (2009) “The global financial crisis and behavioural economics”, Economic Papers., 28, 3, 249-54.
- R.S.Guest and I.M.McDonald (2001) Ageing, Optimal National Saving and Future Living Standards in Australia, Economic Record, 77(237), 117-134.
- JN Lye, I.M.McDonald and H Sibly (2001) An Estimate of the Range of Equilibria for Australia, Economic Record, 77(236), March, 35-50.
- C.G. Johnston, R.H. James, J.N. Lye and I.M.McDonald (2000) Journal of Economic Education, 31 (1) Winter, pp.13-29.
- I.M.McDonald (1990) Inflation and Unemployment: Macroeconomics with a Range of Equilibria. Oxford: : Basil Blackwell.
- I.M.McDonald and R.M. Solow (1981) Wage bargaining and employment American Economic Review, 71(5) December, pp.896-908.